Liberating football travel

Liberating football travel

Oslo

Norway’s national capital but no longer a football one

Red Star

Founded by Jules Rimet, followed by leftist ultras

Paris FC

PSG predecessors knocking on the door of Ligue 1

Whatever happened to Lyn Oslo?

With another European night at White Hart Lane, Peterjon Cresswell visits one of Tottenham’s old opponents, recently revived Lyn Oslo. David Cassidy was top of the charts and Martin Chivers was scoring hat-tricks when Spurs played the runners-up from the Norwegian league in the UEFA Cup in September 1972. But ask anyone of a certain […]

Molde FK

2022 champions so far enjoying life after Solksjaer

Molde

Jazz capital becomes Norway’s football one, too

Zenica: the Dragons’ lair

When Wales last qualified for a major finals in 1958, it involved a trip to Tel-Aviv and the Ramat Gan Stadium. On Saturday, the setting for Wales to make history is a run-down steel town in the heart of Bosnia: Zenica. Set some 70km north-west of Sarajevo, Zenica is a former industrial hub that has […]

Borussia are back

Peterjon Cresswell meets Martin Gipp of the Fanprojekt for Borussia Mönchengladbach, in the Champions League for the first time since many in the FanHaus can remember. Borussia Mönchengladbach. If any club team sums up the free-flowing, Total Football era of the 1970s, it’s this one, created by Hennes Weisweiler, the coach who nurtured the likes […]

Walsall FC

Bonser era ends with Saddlers stranded in League Two