Copa Libertadores 2012 – Property of Brazil?
South America’s flagship competition, the Copa Libertadores, is up and running for another season with the group stages kicking off...
Continue reading »South America’s flagship competition, the Copa Libertadores, is up and running for another season with the group stages kicking off...
Continue reading »Just Football’s man in Chile, Santiago Irribarra reports on an historic continental cup triumph for Universidad de Chile: In June, when...
Continue reading »Brazil’s performance at the Under-17 and Under-20 World Cups this year, where they finished respectively in third place and as...
Continue reading »For every action there’s a reaction. Perhaps it was the football gods repaying the world for an inhibited Copa America...
Continue reading »Forget the penalties, the 2011 Copa America represents a landmark moment for Argentinian football. Making his debut for Just Football,...
Continue reading »So it seems that, in Argentina, even the wind can tackle Messi. Sure, the Barcelona phenomenon may have banged in...
Continue reading »A few thoughts and observations after Matchday 1 of the 2011 Copa America in Argentina: 1) Barça-no-la Sergio Batista’s desire to mould...
Continue reading »Favourites they may not be, but if it’s a dark horse you’re looking for at this year’s Copa America then...
Continue reading »by Christopher Atkins The 2011 Copa America kicks off in Argentina this Friday, as South America’s top teams compete...
Continue reading »Roughly 2,050 kilometres separate the city of Córdoba, Argentina, and Santos, the municipality located in São Paulo state, Brazil. Travelling...
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