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Can Ecuador’s Golden Generation Break the Ceiling? The Road to 2026

For a long time, the narrative around Ecuador was that they only thrived at the altitude of Quito. That hasn't been the case for several years…

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Top 10 Greatest Latin American World Cup Players

How do we define "Greatest"? It isn't just a tally of goals or a collection of medals, it's unquestionable leadership as the…

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Can Colombia’s Revival Lead to Glory? The Road to…

For the Colombian football community, the last few years have been a rollercoaster. Missing the…

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Top 10 Latin American World Cup Debutants

The World Cup is a graveyard for the timid and a stage for the immortal. For Latino players, their…

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Can the 'Seleção' Find Their Magic…

For any Brazilian fan, the World Cup isn't just a tournament; it’s a four-year cycle of…

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Top 10 Latin American World Cup Goals

In the first of our series of World Cup warm up Top 10s, we bring you the best goals ever by Latin…

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Can “La Scaloneta” Do It Again? Argentina’s Road…

In the first of our series on Latin American teams in the World Cup, we start with Argentina. It’s…

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Latin America's Heroes: Paralympic Glory in…

The Paralympic Games have brought more than 4,000 athletes from around the world, and Latin America…

Interviews

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End of an Era? The Rise and Fall of Maradona, Messi and Barcelona F.C.

With the death of Maradona and the wane of Messi and Barcelona FC as infallible forces in football, it feels like the end of an era. Who better to…

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Things That Matter to...Roberto Carlos

Nicknamed ‘el hombre bala’ (the bullet man) for his powerful free-kicks, Roberto Carlos is undoubtedly one of the most iconic footballers of all time…

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Can Ecuador’s Golden Generation Break the Ceiling…

For a long time, the narrative around Ecuador was that they only thrived at the altitude of Quito…

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Can Colombia’s Revival Lead to Glory? The Road to…

For the Colombian football community, the last few years have been a rollercoaster. Missing the…

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Can the 'Seleção' Find Their Magic…

For any Brazilian fan, the World Cup isn't just a tournament; it’s a four-year cycle of…

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Can “La Scaloneta” Do It Again? Argentina’s Road…

In the first of our series on Latin American teams in the World Cup, we start with Argentina. It’s…

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Can “La Scaloneta” Do It Again? Argentina’s Road to the 2026 World Cup

In the first of our series on Latin American teams in the World Cup, we start with Argentina. It’s been over three years since that night in Lusail, but for many of us, the image of Messi finally lifting the trophy still feels like it happened yesterday. That win wasn't just a sporting achievement; it was a massive cultural moment for the entire Latin American community. But football moves fast. The "Muchachos" era was beautiful, but as we look toward the 2026 World Cup in North America, the pressure on Argentina is different. They aren't looking to earn glory, but to keep it.

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Messi is the greatest, so was Diego

Argentina’s well-deserved victory in Qatar means that this South American nation has not only won two World Cups as a democratic country (a third under dictatorship), but each have been achieved thanks to the greatest player of his time, with a distinct personality and unique set of skills. No need to relegate the memory of the late Maradona to make way for Messi. They stand side by side in the pantheon of Argentina’s football Gods, argues Jimmy Burns, author of 'Maradona: The Hand of God' and 'Cristiano & Leo'

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In-depth Interviews
Creating Colombia’s Tennis Legacy

So you thought Latin American tennis players only came from Argentina? Think again. Enter Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah, last year's doubles Wimbledon and US Open champions, the world’s #1 doubles pair. Amaranta Wright talks to the couple from Cali, who have already made tennis history, about being both Latin America's greatest ever tennis doubles partnership and part of a fine new Colombian tennis generation.

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Relishing the Magic of FC Barcelona

'Justify the meaningfulness of the football suffering fan if you like, while I bask in the glory of FC Barcelona magic'. Kings of the football world today, the great Barca has also had its share of suffering, on and off the pitch. Jimmy Burns tells the story of a club that well deserves its glory moment.

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Things You Should Know About...
...Latino Legends of English football

With the signing of Osvaldo Ardiles and Ricky Villa after they helped Argentina win the 1978 World Cup, Tottenham Hotspurs began what was to be decades of UK Football clubs signing up the best Latin American players. From 'Ossie' Ardiles to Sergio Aguero, Latin Americans have brought the English league some of their greatest moments and have come to be adored by the English teams they served. Here are some things you should know about...Latino Legends of English Football

LATIN LONDONERS
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LATIN LONDONER #17: Juliano Fiori - rugby player

If anyone epitomises the uniqueness and strength that comes from being bi-cultural it is Juliano Fiori. Not only is he a West Londoner who is playing rugby for Brazil in the Olympics, but to do so, he’s had to juggle a full time job as head of humanitarian affairs at charity Save the Children with training. His Brazilian father, Jorge, arrived in the UK as a poitical refugee in the early seventies, with his then girlfriend, Juliano’s mother, both narrowly escaping the clutches of PInoochet and sealing Juliano’s identity as a British-Latino. "Playing for Brazil is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity I never dreamed I would get,” says Juliano. “I was raised here in London but my heart has always been with Brazil.”

OBITUARIES
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Obituaries
Alfredo Di Stéfano (1926-2014)

“The ball gave me prestige, gave me fame, gave me riches. Thank you, my old friend". Alfredo Di Stefano, died aged 88, an inspirational leader and legend for Real Madrid and a hero for footballers world wide.

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Top 10 Greatest Latin American World Cup Players

How do we define "Greatest"? It isn't just a tally of goals or a collection of…

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Top 10 Latin American World Cup Debutants

The World Cup is a graveyard for the timid and a stage for the immortal. For Latino players, their…

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Top 10 Latin American World Cup Goals

In the first of our series of World Cup warm up Top 10s, we bring you the best goals ever by Latin…

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Latin America's Heroes: Paralympic Glory in…

The Paralympic Games have brought more than 4,000 athletes from around the world, and Latin America…

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Top 10 Argentine Footballers

As one of the biggest football teams in South America and the world, the…

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Top 10 Mexican Boxers

Globally, Mexico is known as a boxing powerhouse, boasting some of the greatest…

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Top 10 Colombian Football Players

As the 10th best team in the world according to the official FIFA ranking, the…

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Latin American Tennis Greats

Dominated by a superb tennis tradition, at any given time there will be more…