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West African nation out for revenge after last-minute Luis Suárez handball denied it a semi-final berth in 2010
Robot linesmen are no substitute for the real thing and offer a warning against using inventions for their own sake
Plus, first female officials to take charge, Group C ends in nail biter
At the World Cup, tribal nationalism is challenged by the verve of spectators whose allegiances change by the hour
Fans pin their hopes on old-style striker Niclas Füllkrug to keep them in the competition
Plus, Group C finale promises thrills, Senegal brush off Mané worries
Organising committee claims the number relates to all work-related deaths from 2014-2020
Italian football club to nominate Gianluca Ferrero as chair after accounting issue prompts management to quit
The Italian football club’s finances look ropey even without disputed accounting
Star man wants teammates to control possession as two-time winners seek place in knockout stages
Plus, England take on Wales, a moment of magic from Cameroon
Anti-government protesters are hoping for defeat in crucial match against US after regime exploits win against Wales
Manager could write a PhD on how teams win World Cups — and shining in games doesn’t come into it
The prices of trophy assets usually leap when an auction room is visited by cash-rich whales
Figure discussed in talks with potential investors over stake sale would set new benchmark for a football club
Plus, the last hurrah of two ageing stars, Messi revives Argentina
Anger at western hectoring and giant-killing performances have fostered a sense of solidarity
An FT column offering a behind-the-scenes look at the work of Rutherford Hall, critical communications strategist
Cristiano Ronaldo and Luis Suárez must soon be told their time is up
Spirits are a bright spot for drinks giants despite clouds on the industry’s horizon
‘It’s not our favourite sport, but it’s good business,’ say the country’s soccer entrepreneurs
Plus, World Cup sponsors get ambushed in Qatar, Silver Lake ramps up stake in Manchester City owner, Dubai versus Doha, and more
The Fifa president has been steadfast in his defence of the World Cup’s Qatari hosts
Valuation met with scepticism despite club’s vast global fan base
Forget furtive backhanders and brown envelopes – let’s get it out in the open and turn it into an international sport
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