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In Bolivia At 4.150 Meters, They Are “Always Ready”

Nearly six months had passed since the outbreak of the Chaco War when the club we’re focusing on today was founded—a conflict between Paraguay and Bolivia. While this war might not be widely known in Europe, it was a brutal clash between two impoverished nations, both believing that the Chaco region and its oil reserves […]

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When Blackburn conquered the Premier League

Since the inception of the Premier League, the landscape of English football has undergone a profound transformation. The league ascended in power, elite teams amassed wealth, the quality of play and stadium experiences improved. However, ascending to the pinnacle became an arduous task, reserved for only an exclusive club of teams. It’s no coincidence that […]

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Football reaches the heights of the Andes

Two thousand eight hundred and eighty. That’s the number of meters that separate Iruya from sea level, up there in the Andes. Yet, it’s not just the altitude, a bit lower than the summit of Mount Olympus for comparison, that makes it different. La Paz, the capital of Bolivia, sits at 3,640 meters. Its uniqueness […]

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The football theory of the two opposites

No matter how systems change and football evolves, we often return to its primal questions. Spectacle or outcome? Victory or good football? If the eternal battle between good and evil, spirit and matter, light and darkness could be transposed onto football, then the main role in football’s… Manichaeism would be played by the duo of […]

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