The PNG Football Stadium is located 13,996km from London in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. A stadium that plays host to a nation ranked 180th in the world, who have never qualified for the World Cup and don’t have a professional league. Surely then, it is a place of little
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“My family lost everything, but this made me grow up” : Meet Vagner, Qarabag’s keeper out to stop Arsenal in the Europa League
This Thursday, Arsenal aim to continue their run of seven successive wins in all competitions as they travel to Baku, Azerbaijan, to face Qarabag in the second round of Europa League group stage fixtures. The task of stopping England's third-most potent attack — with 14 goals scored in seven Premier League
Former Bee Jay Tabb thinks Brentford will take game to Arsenal
What have England fans been googling during the World Cup?
Google reveals all. Whilst England’s encouraging start to the World Cup has got many excited, especially with what looks like a comparatively favourable route in the knockout stages, most superstitious England fans would baulk at any sort of lofty optimism regarding their team’s World Cup. Thanks to Google Trends, however,
Arsenal’s Gay Gooners lead the way at London Pride
How to run a football club account successfully
Sports Gazette asked the founder and CEO of Europe’s leading digital sports agency, Seven League, to reveal the secrets behind running a successful football club account. Using a personal Twitter account is fairly simple: you follow people, and sometimes they follow back. You tweet, retweet, like and comment on matters that
“I’ve found futsal players tend to be easier to talk to and build a rapport with” – FA Referees on differences between officiating football and futsal matches
In a football season where refereeing decisions have dominated the back pages for the all the wrong reasons, Sports Gazette spoke to three FA referees about their experiences in officiating both football and futsal, and why getting involved in the latter should be encouraged to the younger generation. From the introduction
A Day at the Arsenal Museum
The Asian Football List 2018: why representation matters
The Asian Football List recognises individuals across five different categories for their contribution in the football industry. Sports Gazette spoke to three of the winners about their experiences as a minority and why representation matters. When Sonia Randev decided to organise the event, she only had one mission in mind:
