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World Cup Tag Archive

The life & legacy of Diego Maradona

by • 26th November 2020

The day that football lost one of it's all time greats. Rest in piece Diego Maradona...

Football’s Forgotten History: the rise and fall of Hungary

by • 9th November 2020

Oren Brown discusses the rise and fall of the Hungarian men's national football team....

Andre Schurrle retires at 30

by • 2nd August 2020

The German winger who graced clubs such as Chelsea, Dortmund and Fulham has retired, aged 30...

The Courier: 14 days of sport – day 11

by • 22nd May 2020

For day 11 of our sports challenge the prompt was 'Favourite sport to watch on TV'...

The Courier: 14 days of sport- day four

by • 15th May 2020

Day 4 of our sports challenge was 'favourite sporting moment of all time'...

Mixed bag for Southern Hemisphere post-World Cup

by • 18th November 2019

Rory Ewart takes a look at the performances of Australia, New Zealand and South Africa following this year's Rugby World Cup ...

The rise of rugby in Japan

by • 4th November 2019

Japan surprised many with an impressive World Cup performance in which they got to the quarter finals. Tom Moorcroft looks at how rugby became popular in a nation not...

Halloween Special- Sports Spookiest Moments

by • 31st October 2019

To celebrate Halloween The Courier's sports writers look at some of the most spooky, scary, and downright horrifying moments in the history of sport, from ghost goals and phantom...

Embarrassing Sporting Defeats

by • 24th October 2019

Southampton’s 9-0 defeat to Leicester last month has been labelled by some the most embarrassing defeat in Premier League history, as they became only the second team to...

England’s World Cup squad- good enough for glory?

by • 20th May 2019

Sesha Subramanian dissects Phil Neville's choices for England's World Cup squad. ...