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Four Things We Learned as Bradford Hand Notts County First League Defeat of Season - Impact Magazine (opens the original)
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Bradford City ended Notts County’s unbeaten start to the League One season, as George Pratt’s thunderous volley was enough for the visitors to earn a 1-0 win. Despite suffering their first defeat after ending their 11-year hiatus from the third tier, County enjoyed yet another solid performance, and there are plenty of positives for the home side to contemplate as we take a look at the four key takeaways for the Magpies. Following promotion from League Two, Notts County brought in 15 new faces t
Houston Dynamo FC Goalkeeper Jonathan Bond on his move to America and the Development of MLS - Impact Magazine (opens the original)
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Major League Soccer may be more than 30 years old, but to many British football fans it still feels like the new kid on the block, a league viewed with curiosity, scepticism, or outright dismissal. But is that perception outdated? Or is MLS offering something that many simply refuse to see? To explore that question, Impact sat down with someone who knows both sides of the footballing divide: Jonathan Bond. The goalkeeper has made over 100 appearances for LA Galaxy and Houston Dynamo, alongside m
How Argentina Went From Fan Favourites to Pantomime Villains - Impact Magazine (opens the original)
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Four years ago in Qatar, Argentina entered the World Cup Final against France as the neutrals’ choice. Much of the footballing world hoped to see them claim a third star, and, more importantly, to witness Lionel Messi finally crown his career with the game’s greatest prize. Fast forward to New York, and Messi’s Argentina have managed to turn the neutral world against them in swarms. So, in the space of just a singular World Cup cycle, how did this transformation happen? After the semi-finals con
A Culture of Unity: The Impact of Southgate Lingers Over England - Impact Magazine (opens the original)
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England’s 3-2 victory over Mexico at the Azteca Stadium is arguably the nation’s greatest World Cup result since the highs of 1966. Thomas Tuchel’s squad battled through altitude, match delays, a hostile home crowd and the challenge of playing the final 30 minutes with 10 men to book a quarter-final clash with Norway. They followed that up with a 2-1 victory in Miami to secure a spot in the final four, with a test against reigning champions Argentina in store. While great excitement sweeps the n
Italy 1934, Chile 1962 and Argentina 1978: The Precedents to Trump’s World Cup Intervention - Impact Magazine (opens the original)
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Politics and sport are inextricably linked, and the FIFA World Cup is no exception. After Folarin Balogun was sent his marching orders in United States’ Last 32 win against Bosnia and Herzegovina, his one-game ban was suspended by FIFA. The decision to allow the American to play against Belgium followed an intervention by US President Donald Trump, with FIFA announcing the one-match ban would instead be suspended for a year. CBS reported that Trump spoke directly to FIFA President Gianni Infanti
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