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Capturing Diego: Timelessly Iconic Photos Of Maradona

This week the world lost one of the greatest footballers of all-time. More than that, we lost a cultural icon; a man who did it his way, remaining unapologetically himself, right to the end. He was the OG influencer, a style leader, and his legacy is written in stone. Diego Maradona: gone, but never forgotten.

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PSG Feminines Leave The Pitch Behind For A Photoshoot In Paris

Showcasing the 20/21 Jordan collaboration in style, PSG Feminines hit the streets of Paris for a special photoshoot in the company of talented photographer Joseph Degbadjo.

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Liverpool x Nike: From The City To The Top

Coming into a new partnership is always a little daunting. You’re never 100 percent sure what the other party is all about; what they like, what they dislike, how they’re going to react to certain things, ultimately resulting in whether or not you’re going to be compatible together. Those first few months will make or break the relationship. And that’s the situation Nike and Liverpool have found themselves in as they’ve embarked on a new era together.

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Scenes Outside Anfield On The Night Liverpool Lifted The PL Trophy

30 years is a long time to wait for anything. But waiting that long for a league title when, as a club, you’re so used to success, well, that’s excoriating. And so, when Liverpool lifted their first-ever Premier League title and their 19th league title in their history, the outpouring of emotion was always going to be a sight to behold.

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Framed #186: Udinese v Atalanta

As we all know, football is back, but it’s a very different beast to what we all know and love. Empty stadiums result in an eerie atmosphere, and that’s what awaited us at the Dacia Arena, for the first ‘Framed’ instalment since lockdown, as Udinese welcomed Atalanta.

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The Scenes Outside Anfield As Liverpool Become Champions

It’s been a long time coming, and understandably the outpouring of emotion around Anfield was something to behold, as Liverpool were finally crowned champions of England once more, after 30 long years of waiting.

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Goal Click Refugees Series Showcases Football's Unifying Power

Ahead of Refugee Week (15-21 June), World Refugee Day (20 June) and the restart of the Premier League, Goal Click and UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, are launching a new photographic and text series called “Goal Click Refugees”, documenting refugees’ and asylum seekers’ personal stories and experiences through football in refugee settlements, urban situations, and playing among their host communities.

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Basile Bertrand Captures The Passion Of San Lorenzo Fans

If there’s one place every football fan should experience a game, it’s in South America. And more specifically, Argentina. More specific than that? Get to Buenos Aires. A place where French photographer Basile Bertrand captured first hand the unrestrained passion that people have for the game.

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Hometown FC Project Captures Shirts In their Own Cities

Taking football shirts back where they belong, French photographer Theo Ox presents the first instalment of his Hometown FC project, which takes classic football shirts back to the towns and cities that they represented, with Danish side FC Copenhagen being first up.

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Framed #185: DC United v Inter Miami

David Beckham’s new MLS franchise, Inter Miami didn’t get off to the dream start that the former England skipper would’ve been hoping for in their 2020 season opener against LAFC, so could things get any better for their second fixture? We headed to Audi Field to find out, as Inter Miami stayed on the road for their match against a Wayne Rooney-less DC United.

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Framed #184: Sheffield Wednesday v Manchester City

Manchester City, current kings of the domestic cup competition, faced a tough trip to Hillsborough to face Sheffield Wednesday in the fifth round of their FA Cup title defence, and for our ‘Framed’ series we took the trip to see if Sergio Aguero et al could do it on a wet and windy Wednesday in Sheffield.

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Framed #183: Nashville SC v Atlanta United

As one of the two new franchises to join MLS in 2020, Nashville SC’s introduction has been somewhat overshadowed by the hype surrounding Mr Beckham and his Inter Miami. So we headed stateside to get a taste of the action at the Nissan Stadium, making Nashville’s MLS debut against Atlanta United the focus of the latest instalment of our ‘Framed’ series.

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Framed #182: Chelsea v Spurs

It was a case of master versus apprentice this week as Jose Mourinho once again returned to Stamford Bridge, this time at the helm of London-rivals Tottenham Hotspur as they took on Frank Lampard’s Chelsea. A capital city derby with an added subplot made this one that we just had to watch.

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Framed #181: Shrewsbury Town v Liverpool

European champions, World Club Cup champions, and current runaway Premier League leaders against the team presently sits 16th in League One. Forgone conclusion, right? Ah, but see this is the FA Cup, where anything can, and invariably does, happen. And luckily we were in place to watch the action at the New Meadow unfold as part of our ‘Framed’ series.

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Framed #180: Brentford v Leicester City

Saturday saw Brentford welcoming Leicester City to Griffin Park for what ultimately became the last-ever FA Cup match to be played at the famous old stadium. A momentous occasion and one that we were pleased to be at as part of our ‘Framed’ series.

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Framed #179: Arsenal v Leeds United

Capping off a fine hat-trick of ‘Framed’ instalments from the Third Round of the FA Cup and still waiting for a proper upset, we headed to the Emirates Stadium to see Premier League side Arsenal taking on Championship front-runners, Leeds United.