Innholdsfortegnelse for February 2023 i World Soccer

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4 Players to have made over 600 Premier League appearances after James Milner joined Frank Lampard, Gareth Barry and Ryan Giggs in surpassing the milestone. $622.8m Total amount spent on agent fees for men’s transfers in 2022, according to FIFA. 31 Years between Claudio Ranieri’s first and second spells in charge of Cagliari after the 71-year-old manager was reappointed as the club’s boss. 3 Terms that Gianni Infantino will serves as FIFA president after it was confirmed that he will stand unopposed in March’s election. £250,000 Reported transfer fee paid by Tottenham Hotspur Women to Chelsea Women for striker Bethany England – a new British and Women’s Super League record. 14 Matches for Manchester City striker Erling Haaland to score 20 Premier League goals – the quickest player to reach…

The numbers can become a little off-putting. When you see that Pele won ten Paulista championships with Santos, the tendency is for the eyes to glaze over a little. Even if there is a recognition that Brazilian state championships were worth rather more in those days than they are now, and that Sao Paulo state has a larger population than all but around half a dozen European countries, the fact that he won ten almost devalues his achievement; if you can win that many, the thought-process runs, how hard can they really have been to win? The tendency, anyway, is to focus on his World Cup triumphs, which is understandable enough: they, after all, were the ones played out on the global stage, when the quality was beyond dispute. Elements…

“The best full-back I ever played against”Manchester United legend George Best on George Cohen George COHEN (1939-2022) Despite being forced into retirement at the age of 29 by a serious knee injury, Cohen played a lot of football during his 13-year career. After making his Fulham debut aged 17, he was a remarkably consistent performer in the side that won promotion to the First Division in 1959 and remained there for almost a decade, making 459 appearances. Yet it was his exploits for England that earned him most recognition. Alf Ramsey – who later described Cohen as England’s “greatest right-back” – handed him his international debut against Uruguay in 1964. By the time the World Cup began in the summer of 1966, Cohen had ousted the long-serving Jimmy Armfield as…

“Your name is Edson Arantes do Nascimento. We know Brazilian players often have nicknames. Where did “Pele” come from? I was seven when I “met” Pele. I was born in a place called Tres Coracoes. Then when I was seven we came to Bauru. It was a small town but it was bigger than Tres Coracoes and the people thought they were a little more fancy. They started to tease us and the kids called me “Pele.” I didn’t know if I’d done something wrong but I didn’t like the name so I started to fight the other boys. I told them: “My name is Edson.” I was suspended from school for two days. My father had to go down to the school. They asked me: “Why were you fighting?”…

It could hardly have come at a worse time. The most recent scandal to hit Italian football, involving the country’s most successful and arguably best-known club, Juventus, came right in the middle of the Qatar World Cup. Bad enough that Italian fans were suffering the pain and ignominy of watching a second consecutive World Cup that steamed ahead without them; That was traumatic enough. What seemed bitterly ironic was that at the very moment the rest of the world was enjoying the biggest football show on Earth in Qatar, Italy was coming to terms with yet another scandal of huge significance. The Italian collective mind immediately went back 16 years to the 2006 World Cup win of the Marcello Lippi-coached Italy in Germany. That triumph had almost been scuppered by…

Back in the top flight after an 83-year absence, unable to play at their home stadium and forced to sell their star player in the summer, the widespread expectation was that Casa Pia would struggle to survive in Portugal’s Primeira Liga in 2022-23. Yet when the season was interrupted for the World Cup, the Lisbon minnows were sensationally riding high in fifth place after winning seven of their first 13 Primeira Liga matches. Casa Pia is a unique football club in that it is rooted in a national institution rather than a geographical location. The orphanage of the same name was founded in 1780 to give children without parents or from troubled families a solid educational grounding. The institution viewed sports as an integral part of education, and it enthusiastically…

Some ran to Gonzalo Montiel, who had just scored the winning penalty. Some ran to goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, who had just produced heroics and theatrics during the shootout. But in the euphoric seconds after winning the World Cup, most of Argentina’s players and coaching staff ran to their captain to celebrate. Argentina had won the country’s third title. And yet, almost more importantly, Lionel Messi had won the World Cup. Messi is the idol not only of supporters but also of the players that he captains. There was a similar scene of his team-mates rushing to celebrate with Messi when Argentina won the Copa America in 2021 in Brazil. “My dream was to win the World Cup for Lionel Messi,” goalkeeper Emi Martinez told supporters back home during the World…

Almost a year has passed since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The Ukrainian people have been left without heating, electricity and water in winter, while the conflict has claimed the lives of thousands of people. Yet in spite of this, the spirit of the Ukrainian people has remained unbroken. The Russian invaders could not, as planned, take Kyiv in three days and occupy the entire country in a couple of weeks – thanks to the resilience of Ukrainians like Yuriy Vernydub. “On February 24, before the return leg of the Europa League play-offs with Braga, I didn’t think about football at all,” he recalled. “We lost on penalties, but at that moment I was only thinking about how to return to Ukraine as soon as possible and help…

Ali Daei is a global football legend who scored 109 goals for Iran. Only Cristiano Ronaldo has managed more on the international stage. The Portugal goal machine holds his predecessor in high regard: “Ali Daei has set the standards in such a high level, that at some point even I started thinking that I might never catch him,” said Ronaldo in October 2021 when he finally reached the top of the charts. In 2022, Daei was back making headlines once more. Back in the summer he was linked with the Iran coaching job following the sacking of Dragan Skocic. It would have been his second spell in charge after leaving in 2009 following indifferent results in qualification for the 2010 World Cup. He quickly distanced himself from the speculation and…

Fans of the WSL were treated to one of the most dramatic title races in the competition’s history in 2021-22, culminating in a make-or-break final gameweek in May. Chelsea needed to equal the result of London rivals Arsenal to become the first team to win three consecutive titles, yet found themselves trailing 2-1 to Manchester United at the break. Things quickly changed after a stunning left-footed volley by striker Sam Kerr levelled the score a minute after half-time. Guro Reiten added a second before Kerr struck another outstanding volley – this time with her right foot after a chested control – to seal the Blues’ successive silverware. Kerr’s title-clinching brace capped a sensational second season in English football, which resulted in back-to-back Golden Boot awards, her first PFA Player of…

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AFRICA 2022-23 CAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Group Stage Draw Group A Wydad, Petro Atletico, JS Kabylie, Vita Club Group B Al Ahly, Mamelodi Sundowns, Al Hilal Omdurman, Coton Sport Group C Raja, Horoya, Simba, Vipers Group D Esperance, Zamalek, CR Belouizdad, Al Merrikh Group stage commences February 10-11, 2023 2022-23 CAF CONFEDERATION CUP First Qualifying Round Sep 9-13: Kwara United 3-0 Douanes de Niamey; LISCR 0-0 Gagnoa; Milo 2-1 ASC Kara; Douanes de Ouagadougou 0-0 Real Bamako; Hilal Alsahil 1-0 Geita Gold; Fasil Kenema 3-0 Bumamuru; ASAS Telecom 0-0 Kigali; Al Hilal Wau 1-1 Kipanga; Al Akhdar 3-0 Al Ahli Khartoum; Mbabane Highlanders 0-0 Royal AM; AS Sante d’Abeche 1-2 Ferroviario da Beira; PWD Bamenda 1-1 Elgeco Plus; ASFAR1-1 Remo Stars; Ashanti Golden Boys 2-0 Nouakchott Kings; Buffles du Borgou 0-1…

During the World Cup, a video circulated on social media with the caption: “Pele did it first”. The premise was simple: it showed a compilation of some of the game’s greatest talents performing outrageous pieces of skill or scoring iconic goals, followed by grainy black-and-white footage of Pele doing the exact same thing decades earlier. Cruyff, Maradona, Zidane, Ronaldo (both Brazilian and Portuguese), Messi, Neymar…the call-list went on and on. The video was liked, shared and viewed millions of times. Part of its appeal perhaps lay in the fact that much of the footage had not been seen before by many. Beyond the 1970 World Cup, there is relatively little of Pele’s career that has been widely seen by modern audiences, with large parts of it taking place away from…

Pele. Four letters. One name. One entire world of social and sporting enchantment. This was the legacy of the man and the footballer. His genius, personality and humility connected with not only fans of all ages around the world but with millions for whom the game meant next-to-nothing. Wherever he went he stopped the traffic. His presence once briefly stopped a civil war in Nigeria. Since Pele’s death several biographers have spoken of regret at failing to reach beyond his football. But that was the point. Pele’s life was football – from his childhood to the latter years. Simply being Pele was synonymous with the Jogo Bonito he graced. The zenith of Pele’s career crowned a watershed convergence for football. The 1970 World Cup in Mexico, where he led Brazil…

15 Age at which he signed his first professional contract at Santos and when he scored on his league debut. 16 Years and nine months – the age at which he scored his first goal for Brazil, against Argentina in July 1957. He remains his country’s youngest-ever goalscorer. 58 Goals scored in a single Sao Paulo championship campaign in 1958, an average of over 1.5 goals per game. 17 Age of Pele at the 1958 World Cup in Sweden, when he became the competition’s youngest-ever goalscorer, youngest hat-trick scorer, youngest player to play in a final, youngest player to score in a final, and youngest player to lift the trophy – records that all still stand. 9 Goals scored in the Intercontinental Cup, an all-time tournament record, including the competition’s…

“We will have to compete, going to Manchester against a really top rival and an historic side which has grown a lot with the arrival of [Erik] ten Hag…the toughest rival once again in the Europa League”Barcelona coach Xavi on drawing Manchester United in the Europa League knockout round play-offs Champions League ROUND OF 16 FIRST LEGS FEBRUARY 14 Milan v Tottenham Hotspur Paris Saint-Germain v Bayern Munich FEBRUARY 15 Borussia Dortmund v Chelsea Club Brugge v Benfica FEBRUARY 21 Eintracht Frankfurt v Napoli Liverpool v Real Madrid FEBRUARY 22 Internazionale v Porto RB Leipzig v Manchester City SECOND LEGS MARCH 7 Benfica v Club Brugge Chelsea v Borussia Dortmund MARCH 8 Bayern Munich v Paris Saint-Germain Tottenham Hotspur v Milan MARCH 14 Porto v Internazionale Manchester City v RB…

Amid a media scrum outside Santos’ Vila Belmiro stadium, Antonio Lima, a brisk octogenarian and legend of the club, said that there would never be another Pele. “I doubt a player will emerge with the same skill set and playing style as Pele,” said Lima. “That’s going to be very difficult. He was everything. He was different from the start. From the age of 17, he trained with the senior team. He will serve as an example to all the boys that will trial at clubs or that want to follow in his footsteps at Santos.” Clodoaldo, another Santos legend and former Brazil international, remembered: “Pele liked perfection and he’d be on the back of his team-mates. The way I dealt with it was explaining we were just humans, and…

There have been so many talented young kids from Down Under who’ve been lumbered with the tag of “the next Harry Kewell”, it’s a wonder the former Liverpool winger, arguably the greatest player Australia has ever produced, doesn’t trademark it. Yet most have found the burden too heavy to bear. Nathan Burns is one example. He exploded onto the scene with Adelaide United back in 2006, when Kewell was still playing. He was quick, tricky and could score goals, but a move to AEK Athens in 2008 didn’t work out, and a subsequent transfer to Incheon United was similarly unsuccessful. Five years later, he was back in the A-League. It’s a familiar story. Daniel Arzani – the last “next Kewell” – dazzled A-League fans while with Melbourne City in 2018,…

Alexander Isak is no stranger to proving himself, but he is facing arguably his biggest challenge yet. At Newcastle United, for whom he became the record signing last summer – spearheading the new Saudi Arabian-funded project – there is a mix of curiosity and anticipation about the impact the 23-year-old Sweden striker could make. Initially, he hit the ground running with a stunning debut goal against Liverpool at Anfield and a penalty in a home draw with Bournemouth. But teething problems were evident, too, as he strove to fit into Eddie Howe’s system, before picking up a thigh injury on international duty that has kept him out since September. He returned to fitness after the World Cup break with Newcastle mounting an unlikely Champions League challenge, and the pressure is…

Some 18 months ago when he was negotiating to take over at Moroccan champions Wydad, Walid Regragui proved surprisingly demanding for an up-and-coming coach who had just been offered one of the top jobs in African football. Usually someone of his profile, still working their way up the coaching ladder, would have jumped at the opportunity of taking over one of the continent’s leading club sides with no strings attached, but the former international defender was not going to compromise on his standards for anyone. It took several days of negotiation with Wydad president Said Naciri before Regragui signed a contract, with all his demands around support staff and conditions met. Naciri is not one to buckle in a negotiation but must have sensed he was onto something special and…

Not many 16-year-olds will have watched the World Cup in Qatar with a justified feeling that they might be playing in the closing stages of the next tournament. But then, Endrick of Palmeiras is not just any 16-year-old. He came to global attention at the start of 2022 in the prestigious annual Sao Paulo youth trophy. He was 15, a full five years younger than some of his opponents. And he ran rings round all of them. The breadth of his talent was extraordinary. The stocky little left-footed striker showed himself capable of moments of individual genius – an overhead-kick from outside the penalty area will live long in the memory – and his low-centre-of-gravity dribbling skills were dazzling. But there was so much more: his spatial awareness, for example,…

To broadcast successfully about football takes a very particular range of skills: whether you are speaking about events on or beyond the field, the timing of what you say is as important as the content itself. This is why Ian Wright is World Soccer’s Broadcaster of the Year: because he has the rare ability not only to comment on the sport as he sees it, but to anticipate where it can and should be going. Over the past 12 months, he can claim to have made two significant interventions that changed the way we talk about our sport for the better. The first of these came at the turn of the year, when he referred to the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) as the most “disrespected” of all the…

“This is your second ESM Golden Shoe. What does it mean to you? It means a lot to me because I know how tough it is to score big goals and so many goals. I am very happy and very proud to win this Golden Shoe for a second time in a row but it’s not only about my goals but also about the goals of the team. Are you thinking about a third Golden Shoe? Erling Haaland is also very strong at the moment… I never think about this. This is something extra at the end of the season. In my mind, I don’t think about scoring lots of goals just to win this award. I always try to do my best – not only to score goals but…

After the opening night of the Champions League, Arsenal fans were in dreamland, scarcely believing they had won 5-1 away to holders Lyon. Coupled with an impressive start to the domestic season, it suggested that the Gunners, still the only English team to win a European trophy, really were back. By the time the final whistle went on the return match two months later, a gloom had descended on the 7,711 fans echoing around the Emirates in freezing, transport strike-hit London. Not only had Frida Maanum’s own goal resulted in a 1-0 defeat, Vivianne Miedema had been carried off with an anterior cruciate ligament injury. At the start of the campaign there was much debate as to whether Real Madrid were the women’s game’s coming force. By the end of…

Saudi Arabia may have enjoyed the World Cup but now it’s time for the country’s club teams to fly the flag on an international stage as the knockout phase of the AFC Champions League kicks off. Before talking about the teams, there are a couple of unusual points to mention. This is still the 2022 tournament, with the group stage ending last April. The second round starts on February 19, and the two-legged final takes place in April/May. This is because of the World Cup and the Asian Football Confederation transitioning the competition from a winter-to-autumn affair to one that mirrors the summer-to-spring European version. Also, the East Asian zone (the tournament is split into two geographic halves until the final) finished its knockout stages in the summer, which means…

“We’re going to ask every country in the world to name one of their football stadiums with the name of Pele”FIFA president Gianni Infantino offers his own tribute to Pele The world of football stood still in mourning after it was announced that Brazil’s greatest-ever player had passed away at the age of 82, having been hospitalised during the World Cup with colon cancer. “Before Pele, ‘10’ was just a number,” said Neymar, who matched Pele’s scoring record for Brazil during the World Cup, in an Instagram post. “Before Pele football was just a sport. Pele has changed it all…He turned football into art, into entertainment. He’s gone but his magic remains.” Ronaldo, the other player in Brazil’s top three record scorers, added: “Unique. Cool. Technical. Creative. Perfect. One of…

BACK IN THE BIG TIME ByJohn Dyson (Pitch Publishing, £18.99) Back in the Big Time: Sheffield Wednesday’s Return to Division One tells the story of the Owls’ return to the top flight after 14 years in the wilderness. Drawing on detailed research, it shines new light on the period 1984-86, combining exclusive interviews with key players, management and club officials with the perspective of supporters and others to piece together a new history. This is the unfiltered story of a side that did not give up. THE GAMES THAT MADE US By Daniel Hurley (Pitch Publishing, £18.99) This is the story of an unforgettable period in West Ham United’s history told through the club’s 50 most important matches over the past 30 years, with each game put into context and…

When the next World Cup is played across America in 2026, the players and the vast knowledgeable crowds will have one man to thank: Pele. There are many reasons why the Brazilian legend is considered the most iconic figure in the history of football: the power and glory of his countless goals, his magnetic presence on and off the field, his unique status as the only player to win the World Cup three times. Another factor is less celebrated, but of immense importance; Pele was the man who saved soccer as a serious sport in the United States. The game was dying on its feet for lack of interest when he arrived in the summer of 1975 to join the New York Cosmos in the NASL (North American Soccer League),…

After years of Lithuanian football scraping along near the bottom of the European game, there is plenty of evidence of improvement. But a shadow is now looming over the horizon: few countries in Europe have lost as many clubs as Lithuania, where football has consistently struggled in the post-Soviet period. Part of the problem is the dominance of basketball. Lithuania is ranked among the top ten countries in the world and has won Olympic and World Cup medals. In contrast, the football team has never qualified for a major tournament and the club game has been endemically weak. Financial vulnerability and poor governance allowed criminal elements into the club game, which has been dogged by match-fixing and clubs routinely failing to see out a season. Since independence from the Soviet…

All the success that Argentina have had under head coach Lionel Scaloni in recent years – from lifting the Copa America trophy in 2021, to their record-breaking 36-match unbeaten run and historic World Cup triumph in Qatar – can, in a small way, be attributed to the work of Venezuela coach Jose Pekerman. The current Albiceleste boss was one of many players to emerge under Pekerman’s youth reforms of the Argentine game in the 1990s, as he led the Under-20 side to three World Cup victories. Now, Pekerman is attempting to replicate that impact on the Venezuelan game. The septuagenarian Argentine coach took charge of Venezuela, the traditional whipping boys of the region, in 2021. In the ’90s, they had an infamous reputation – they were “the San Marino of…

“Dad couldn’t believe it when he heard that the club had hired Mourinho. He was totally delighted. Unfortunately, he did not live long enough to see Mourinho’s Roma play. When the referee blew the final whistle last night, I felt him close to me, it was as if he was still supporting us from up above…” That post from an anonymous Roma fan on a club forum was filed on May 26, 2022, the day after Roma had beaten Dutch side Feyenoord 1-0 to win the first edition of the Europa Conference League. For many fans, the competition may look like a third-tier consolation cup, a “Donkey Derby” if you like, for those not good enough to run in the Classics. But do not try selling that line to Roma…

There was nothing unusual about Lyon winning the UEFA Women’s Champions League, even if defeated finalists and holders Barcelona had been regarded as favourites. It was Lyon’s sixth title in seven years. What was different was the gender of the winning coach. Sonia Bompastor was the first female to win the competition while only Martina Voss (with Duisburg in 2009) and Monika Staab (with Frankfurt in 2002) won its predecessor, the UEFA Women’s Cup. Voss (now Voss-Tecklenburg) is the current Germany coach and Staab is the inaugural coach of the fledgling Saudi Arabian national side. It will be interesting to see the path Bompastor’s career takes her. At 42 there is much to come, but for now the focus is on Lyon, who she captained to the Champions League in…

Rare indeed are the men and women who fight a hosting bid battle and remain standing, heading up the event’s organisation and operation, when mission and thankless hard work has paid off. Such a man is Hassan Al Thawadi, the Liverpool supporter who studied in Scunthorpe and Sheffield, who worked up Qatar’s bid for the World Cup then oversaw the event’s creation and activation, while batting away relentless western criticism… and was still standing at the final. Most such World Cup finals or Olympics projects run for eight or nine years, from start to finish. By contrast the Qatar World Cup effort took a fearsome 14 years out of Al Thawadi’s life. Back in 2009, when fans and media were struggling to find Qatar on a map (let alone how…

In the week leading up to Napoli’s first league title win in 1987, a prayer appeared on the windows and walls of Naples. It read: “Our Maradona,Who Takes The FieldWe Have Hallowed Thy NameThy Kingdom Is NapoliLead Us Not Into DisappointmentBut Deliver Unto Us The Title” In Naples, football is a religion, and Diego Maradona has been God ever since that 1987 Serie A title. It marked an historic moment for the traditionally underdeveloped “Mezzogiorno” (south of Italy), crippled by high rates of unemployment and by the active presence of organised crime. When Napoli won that title, it was a form of redemption for a poor south, both global and local, which had spent its life with northern compatriots looking down their noses at them. Little wonder that Maradona, the…

It is hard to know what the biggest story was in the 2022 Chinese Super League season. Was it Wuhan Three Towns winning the title for the first time after two successive promotions? Or was it the relegation of Guangzhou FC, the team that had won eight league championships in the previous decade? In the end, it was probably COVID-19, the virus that first emerged in the country and was ripping through it once more in the latter stages of the year as the season reached its climax. The virus handed Wuhan the title on the last day of 2022, a few days early. After the penultimate round of games, Wuhan were level on points with Shandong Taishan but the opponents of both title hopefuls, Tianjin Tigers and Beijing Guoan…

SEASON RANKINGS Cumulative votes through the season GOALKEEPERS Thibaut Courtois (Real Madrid) 12 Wojciech Szczesny (Juventus) 6 Yann Sommer (Borussia M’Gladbach) 4 Alisson (Liverpool) 3 Gianluigi Donnarumma (PSG) 3 Kepa Arrizabalaga (Chelsea) 2 Diogo Costa (Porto) 2 David de Gea (Manchester United) 2 Marc-Andre ter Stegen (Barcelona) 2 Ederson (Manchester City) 1 Rafal Gikiewicz (Augsburg) 1 Gregor Kobel (Borussia Dortmund) 1 Mike Maignan (Milan) 1 Simon Mignolet (Club Brugge) 1 Juan Musso (Atalanta) 1 Rui Patricio (Roma) 1 Nick Pope (Newcastle United) 1 Aaron Ramsdale (Arsenal) 1 Geronimo Rulli (Villarreal) 1 Brice Samba (Lens) 1 Kevin Trapp (Eintracht Frankfurt) 1 DEFENDERS Kim Min-jae (Napoli) 14 Joao Cancelo (Manchester City) 12 Eder Militao (Real Madrid) 11 David Alaba (Real Madrid) 10 Ruben Dias (Manchester City) 8 Dani Carvajal (Real Madrid) 7…

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