National leagues & cups

London, the Mecca of football. And who provides better information about going to matches in this enormous city than the local football fans?

6 Fans' own London-guide

The South American tv-commentators have a special way of announcing goals. Take a deep breath and join our Argentine colleague here.

8 Shout it out loud

One very unlucky fan knocked his own team out of the FA Cup 2008 when one of his balloons got in the way of a defender.

9 Balloongate

This is one of the most spectacular goals in the history of Argentine football.

10 Fantastic River

River Plate celebrate their 2004 Clausura championship in their impressive Monumental stadium.

6 River celebrate Clausura

He used to be a Boca-player - now he has to settel for being a Boca-supporter. Still Diego Maradona finds his way to the dressing room.

4 Maradona mingles

Canada's biggest city, Toronto, is perhaps the most multicultural city in the world and that also shows on the city's football stage.

5 Football's melting pot

We wish you a merry christmas with this feature on German club Schalke 04 that despite - or because of - its indifferent hometown enjoys huge support.

5 The heart of Germany

When Central and Newells meet in the derby of Argentine city Rosario, the tv-commentators are at their best.

8 Rosario derby

Players sometimes deliver more than the usual standard comments in front of the camera. Like these Central-players in the dressing room after a win.

6 Players become fans

The miracle team from the small German town Hoffenheim with 3.000 inhabitants now has a stadium with a 30.000 capacity! How did it come to this?

7 The wonder of Hoffenheim

We were there when the Portuguese Super Cup for the first time was decided under the name Carlsberg Cup.

4 Carlsberg Cup Portugal

The supporters of Spanish clubs Villarreal and Valladolid are best friends. Find out why and how here.

8 Paella pals

Crazy commentator cries out as Boca secure the 2005 Apertura championship in Argentina.

6 Boca screaming

One of the most famous goals scored by Diego Maradona.

8 Maradona humiliates River

River Plate celebrate their 2004 Clausura championship in their impressive Monumental stadium.

4 River celebrate Clausura

A collection of goals from the past decades of Argentine club football.

4 Goalshow Argentina

The Greek passion for the game borders on madness. And for some matches only fans of the hometeam are welcome.

7 Greek passion

AFC Wimbledon against Newport County.

6 AFC Wimbledon

Ronaldo is back! After more than a year away from football Brazilian legend, Ronaldo, is back on the pitch.

9 Ronaldo's return

We will never forget you all. I'm the greatest Liverpool-Fan from Germany. It hurts me too. In Memorian RAINER!

6 When Gerrard's cousin died

The greatest Moment this Season 2008/2009 1:4 Oh, Happy Day !

8 Rooney & Man U go down Part 1

It's great

6 Rooney & Man U go down Part 2

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9 Buy Stirling Albion

Part One of the presentation launching the initiative to purchase Stirling Albion

7 Buy Stirling Albion - launch

Part two of the presentation launching buystirlingalbionorg.uk

7 Buy Stirling Albion - launch part 2

Part three of the presentation

6 Buy Stirling Albion - launch part 3

Torres scoring !

7 Torres goal

With the game at 1-1 at Old Trafford Steven Gerrard converts a penalty to put Liverpool 2-1 up.

8 Liverpool penalty at Old Trafford

Ten years ago they ruled the stadiums in the Spanish top division. Now they keep themselves in the game by playing indoor football.

9 Twilight of the stars

We were there when Xerez in June 2009 for the first time in their history was promoted to the Spanish First Division.

9 Spanish newcomer

The mighty Skovby/Galten side of

6 Skovby/Galten batter Hammel

Meet the first man to put Lionel Messi on a football pitch.

10 The man who gave us Messi

La Masia FC Barcelona - Have a look at the most successful club in Europe at the moment.

6 FC Barcelona film

Find out who the PartoftheGame.tv editors support in German football and why.

8 Our German darlings

Tempers boil as our editors get together in the pub for a talk about their favourite teams in England.

10 Childhood heroes & idiot players

Is Scottish football really that "shite"? Our editors don't agree.

8 Rangers or Celtic or?

Find out who our editors prefer in Italy. And why they don't like Juventus...

8 Why we don't like Juventus

Our editors don't really like French football. Find out why and what clubs in particular they hold a grudge against.

8 Plastic clubs & green magic

Find out why Real Madrid is disgusting and Barcelona spoiled.

10 Disgusting Real and spoiled Barca

In this pre-season confession session our editors speak out on Argentine football.

9 The craziest football nation

Kayserispor-Denizlispor Season 09/10

8 Cangele's Wonderful Volley

Brian Laudrup tells about the time when team mates Paul Gascoigne and Ally McCoist had a go at each other.

9 Gascoigne fight

During his four-year spell at Rangers FC Brian Laudrup played many Old Firms and especially one derby stands out.

8 Laudrup: My wildest Old Firm

He only played seven games for Rangers FC, but Andy Dibble got himself a "nine-in-a-row"-tattoo.

10 Dibble's tattoo

Ex-Celtic Morten Wieghorst shares his memories about the Old Firm rivalry.

8 Old Firm pride

Ex-Celtic Morten Wieghorst recalls his most memorable Old Firm match.

8 My favourite Old Firm match

Witness the local derby in the most elevated capital in the world.

8 On top of the world

10 months after winning the Euro 92 with Denmark Brian Laudrup was relegated with his Italian club, Fiorentina.

8 Laudrup's relegation nightmare

Exclusive interview with Fernando Torres after Liverpool-Manchester United 2-0.

8 Torres after Man U match

Carlo Ancelotti's post-match press conference after Chelsea beat Wolves 4-0

4 Ancelotti after Chelsea-Wolves

Danish football legend Brian Laudrup talks about Bayern Munich.

9 The German madhouse

We follow Flamengo's penultimate home game in the unforgettable 2009 season.

9 Maracanã countdown

We were in the ground when Flamengo bid farewell to the "old" Maracanã by securing their sixth Brazilian championship.

10 Out with a bang

St. Pauli is an odd size in modern fooball. Find out why in this report.

6 Football's punk band

RIVALRIES: Danish International Daniel Jensen shares his view on his club's most important match of the season.

4 Daniel Jensen on Nord-Derby

Follow the day when Banfield back in December 2009 won the Argentine championship for the first time in their 114-year history.

9 Banfield campeón!

A "fly-on-the-wall" report from the impressive celebration of Borussia Dortmund's 100th birthday.

8 100 years of Borussia Dortmund

According to the supporters "Rafa"'s days at Anfield are numbered.

6 Time is up for Benitez

Man City supporters pray for a victory against Villa to keep their Champions League dream alive.

4 Man City pray for victory

Man City's fans celebrate the 3-1 victory against Villa that takes them very close to Champions League.

4 Close but not there yet

For once the supporters of two opposing teams wish for the same outcome.

6 Liverpool and Chelsea unity

Wild scenes of celebration as Chelsea beat Liverpool.

6 Chelsea celebrate

Before the last round of the Premier League Manchester United's supporters have hopes that Wigan can pull off a surprise and take points against Chelsea.

8 Man United fans have faith

Chelsea-fans are nervous before their season comes to a climax.

4 Chelsea are nervous

Chelsea-supporters go crazy in celebrations as their team smash Wigan 8-0.

10 Chelsea champions!

After winning the Premier League three years on the trot Manchester United saw Chelsea win the title this season. And that's partly because United only have Wayne Rooney up front.

8 Too dependent on Rooney

Liverpool.tv talks to Pepe Reina about a wasted club season and his prospects of winning the World Cup.

4 Reina about Liverpool and World Cup

It's the last big day out for Pompey before they say goodbye to the top of English football. This is how their fans feel about it.

6 Bowing out day for Pompey

Chelsea-fans are confident of winning first ever double.

6 Chelsea going for cricket score

Chelsea-supporters celebrate first double outside Wembley after 1-0 FA Cup final win against Portsmouth.

6 Chelsea's first double

Inter-fans are getting ready for another title party in what could be a historically good season for them. And there's no doubt about the hero: Mr. Mourinho!

6 Inter ready for party

Another big day for Inter as they secured another championship. They are now one better than local rivals Milan - and they beg Mourinho to stay.

8 Inter one better than Milan

We were in Barcelona when Barca won La Liga. Watch the incredible scenes of jubilation here.

8 Barcelona triumph

Sevilla and Atlético players have a go during the 2010 Copa del Rey final.

8 Sevilla-Atlético brawl

We joined the 32.000 Sevilla-supporters who travelled to Barcelona for the Copa del Rey final 2010. And what a fiesta it was!

10 Sevilla campeón

Football fan culture is growing fast in Japan and the biggest club in the country, Urawa Red Diamonds, have the most passionate supporters.

10 Urawa Reds are my life

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