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This article was first featured in Issue 5 of the Box To Box magazine on the 2002 World Cup with words by Jed Woodcock. Issue 5: 2002 is available to o…
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Tears in Turin: Why Italia ‘90 still matters
This article was first featured in Issue 6 of the Box To Box magazine on the World Cup with words by Oliver Marsh and accompanying illustration from Da…
How to prepare for the Jogo Bonito: A lesson from Brazil
This article was first featured in Issue 5 of the Box To Box magazine on the 2002 World Cup with words by Joshua Law and accompanying illustration from…
Russia could be Belgium’s last chance for glory
Two years ago, at The Stade Pierre Mauroy in Lille, a nation held its breath. As Sam Vokes connected with Chris Gunter’s cross, the ball went flying ov…
The last Magyars – Hungary’s 1960s revival
When Hungary looked as though they were about to rule the football world, the country had a revolution and the team dubbed the best on the planet all…
O Fenômeno and the mystery of 1998
Illustrations provided by Case Jernigan of Off-Foot, a Brooklyn based creative collaboration between soccer fans in New York City looking at the great …
Fantasma del 50
Taken from the latest edition of the Box To Box magazine – Issue 3: The Rivalries There is a spectre that haunts Brazil. Pale blue. Running down the …
From the World Cup to the Olympic Games: Why Brazil are doomed to fail again
On paper, they seemed strong and compact, but in reality, they were a shambles. The iconic images of a sobbing David Luiz (left) and a dejected Brazil…