Soccer City: Montevideo – a football heritage site longing for success
It is the largest city of the world’s most successful and sometimes overlooked national football team. No, it is not Berlin, Madrid or Brasilia, but Ur…
Tag: South America
When Flamengo ruled the world
Building a championship-worthy side is arguably the most difficult job in football. Required to be good on the pitch with adequate support off the pitc…
How River Plate’s relegation changed Argentina and the Superclásico
The meeting between Argentina’s River Plate and Boca Juniors creates the fiercest rivalry in world football. Based on emotion, passion and intensity, t…
Montevideo: The warriors of Uruguay
It is a well-known fact that capital cities in most countries are more likely to have more football teams representing it than other metropolitans, and…
Cali – South America’s most intense and unluckiest city
Lying in the northwest of the South American nation of Colombia is a city surrounded by the finest geographical conditions one could ask. Renowned for …