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FTBLITO aims to showcase less-documented football cultures and celebrate them as they are.
We spoke to Peter Erdahl, a native of Peru who currently resides in Portland, OR, to gain a deeper understanding of his work and what inspired his love and appreciation of Latin American Football. Read More
Trent Alexander-Arnold opens up about what it’s like to be living his boyhood fantasy, what drives him to be a world-class competitor, and what the sport can do to address racism and inequality.
‘Football’s Next Wave: USA’ pays homage to a generation that is doing football their own way in ‘The A,’ unlike anyone before them.
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We hope everyone is staying safe and healthy at home. With the football world at a standstill, we’ve compiled a list of our favorite football documentaries you can watch online now! We hope one (or more) of these will help you pass the time at home and fill the football void in all of our lives.
English superstar, Lucy Bronze, on the joy of playing for Lyon, overcoming setbacks, and planning her rise to new heights.
We’re incredibly proud to publish our latest issue of Eight by Eight. It is filled with great photography, illustration, and writing about the beautiful game. We hope that you’ll buy a copy and thereby support the cause of original, independent football journalism.
In Los Angeles, the Galaxy and Los Angeles FC are battling to define what it means to be an Angeleno—and to create the sort of rivalry that sells football to fans, and fans to advertisers. Read More
When Nottingham Forest signed trevor francis for £1 million in 1979, they smashed the world-record transfer fee by paying virtually double the going price. Manager Brian Clough wanted Francis to spearhead Forest’s drive for European glory. The rest is history.
“As beautiful as a Zlatan Golazo, as intelligent as a Pep Guardiola tactical change,
as colorful as a Jurgen Klopp press conference, Eight by Eight is a giddy, welcome addition
to the football literature landscape.”
—Roger Bennett, Men in Blazers
