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Van Gaal at Bayern: When Louis averted a crisis – then talked himself into a bitter exit
Louis van Gaal When he took over at Bayern Munich in 2009 the Bavarians were in turmoil. Having described himself as “self-confident, dominant and arrogant” in his first press conference, the Dutchman transformed the club, taking them to a league and cup double. But how? Uli Hesse explains…
Keane, McCarthy and a divided nation: Ireland's 'Princess Diana moment' at World Cup 2002
World Cup 2002 The Republic of Ireland's first World Cup appearance in eight years was a mere footnote to the explosive events which occurred on this day 16 years ago, as Miguel Delaney explains
Meet the drunkest footballer EVER: Breakfast booze, night-long sessions and pre-game liquor
Action Replay 1960s Yugoslav legend Stef Lamza had it all – including an unparalleled appetite for alcohol. But while fans adored him for it and his club tolerated it, it ultimately proved his undoing
The forgotten story of South Africa 1996: 20 years on, when Mandela's Rainbow Nation triumphed
South Africa Two decades on to the day, Joe Crann reflects on South Africa's greatest footballing success story – something they have failed to build on in the years since...
Jurgen Klinsmann at Tottenham, 25 years on: dives, Maradona – and nearly dying
Action Replay Steve Anglesey reflects on the games, goals and Alan Sugar-irking of Spurs' favourite German
How Johan Cruyff reinvented modern football at Barcelona
Johan Cruyff Four years on from his passing, we look at the enduring legacy Johan Cruyff left at the Nou Camp – and what it means for football worldwide today
Middlesbrough 1996/97: rucks, relegation, cup finals… and training at a prison
Middlesbrough Middlesbrough’s Premier League return came on the anniversary of their most memorable campaign, featuring stellar names, two cup finals and, 20 years ago, a very costly cancellation
Action Replay: 'Clown' Tomaszewski helps Poland's 'donkeys' deny England
Action Replay Dominic O'Reilly recalls the ultimate upset.
The most mental semi-final ever: when Bobby Moore went in goal... and saved a penalty
League Cup Rich Edwards reflects on one of Stoke's most dramatic cup memories as they aim to make history again on Tuesday...
Long read: It's not the economy, stupid – how football cost Labour a general election
England When Labour Prime Minister Harold Wilson decided to hold the 1970 general election during the World Cup, he was concerned what effect England's performance could have. Then, four days before the vote, the Three Lions were knocked out...
