Every South African football fan will never forget the 55th minute at Soccer City on the 11 June 2010 – The euphoric memories of Siphiwe Tshabalala’s ferocious left-footed strike, the legendary synchronised dance celebration that followed
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Pep Guardiola could not stop the tears flowing (Martin Rickett/PA) Different Shades of Joy in...
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Seydou Keita walked into the fields of Prince Moulay Abdellah stadium with the CAF Champions League trophy in his arms. The ‘Malian Diamond’ presented this coveted prize under starlit skies ahead of a ‘tense war’ in Rabat.
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The closing ceremony of Qatar 2022 was a prodigiously pretty piece of FIFA memorabilia.
An 80,000-packed Lusail stadium gleamed and glowed in gold as a classic football story loaded to be told.
Three years ago, Sydney’s Stadium Australia lit up for the closing ceremony of the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
The glamorous curtain closer dazzled with fireworks, live music, dancers, drummers and stilt walkers as tens of thousands soaked in the festival atmosphere.
