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How a Parisian suburb created its own AFCON 🇫🇷🏆

@hashimotban is on the hunt for football’s soul. And after travelling to Colombia for one of South America’s fiercest street football tournaments, his journey continues in the outskirts of Paris. Where, every year, the city’s African diaspora come together for the Coup d’Aulnay des Nations — a community tournament inspired by AFCON itself. Featuring flair by the bucket load, as you’d expect from one of Europe’s greatest talent hotbeds.

Soul Searching: Paris is live now on the COPA90 YouTube channel 🎥

Soccer in the City of Brotherly Love.💚💙

For our series with @soccerdotcom and @adidasus we shot in Philadelphia as part of our tour of the United States spotlighting grassroots clubs, local fans and soccer communities across the country.

Tonight, Barcelona can win La Liga by getting a result at home to Real Madrid. That puts us in mind of another decisive clash between the two: the May 2009 Clasico in Pep Guardiola’s first season, when Barca simply ripped Real to pieces in their own backyard.

Madrid were 19 games unbeaten heading into the game since losing at the Camp Nou, naturally. They’d won 18 of them. All the pressure was on Barca who were apparently losing their grip having managed a meagre 0-0 at home to Chelsea days earlier. But the Blaugrauna were merciless at the Bernábeu, as if they’d let Real catch up merely to set the stage for this destruction.

Braces for Henry and Messi, a centre-back double from Puyol and Piquet. 2-6 all told. The title was all but Barca’s but even that felt secondary. Their statement of other-worldly dominance over their great rivals meant much more. Days later, that tricky Chelsea tie was overcome too… in the very last second. Pep Guardiola’s definitely had worse weeks.

Tonight, Barcelona can win La Liga by getting a result at home to Real Madrid. That puts us in mind of another decisive clash between the two: the May 2009 Clasico in Pep Guardiola’s first season, when Barca simply ripped Real to pieces in their own backyard.

Madrid were 19 games unbeaten heading into the game since losing at the Camp Nou, naturally. They’d won 18 of them. All the pressure was on Barca who were apparently losing their grip having managed a meagre 0-0 at home to Chelsea days earlier. But the Blaugrauna were merciless at the Bernábeu, as if they’d let Real catch up merely to set the stage for this destruction.

Braces for Henry and Messi, a centre-back double from Puyol and Piquet. 2-6 all told. The title was all but Barca’s but even that felt secondary. Their statement of other-worldly dominance over their great rivals meant much more. Days later, that tricky Chelsea tie was overcome too… in the very last second. Pep Guardiola’s definitely had worse weeks.

Tonight, Barcelona can win La Liga by getting a result at home to Real Madrid. That puts us in mind of another decisive clash between the two: the May 2009 Clasico in Pep Guardiola’s first season, when Barca simply ripped Real to pieces in their own backyard.

Madrid were 19 games unbeaten heading into the game since losing at the Camp Nou, naturally. They’d won 18 of them. All the pressure was on Barca who were apparently losing their grip having managed a meagre 0-0 at home to Chelsea days earlier. But the Blaugrauna were merciless at the Bernábeu, as if they’d let Real catch up merely to set the stage for this destruction.

Braces for Henry and Messi, a centre-back double from Puyol and Piquet. 2-6 all told. The title was all but Barca’s but even that felt secondary. Their statement of other-worldly dominance over their great rivals meant much more. Days later, that tricky Chelsea tie was overcome too… in the very last second. Pep Guardiola’s definitely had worse weeks.

Tonight, Barcelona can win La Liga by getting a result at home to Real Madrid. That puts us in mind of another decisive clash between the two: the May 2009 Clasico in Pep Guardiola’s first season, when Barca simply ripped Real to pieces in their own backyard.

Madrid were 19 games unbeaten heading into the game since losing at the Camp Nou, naturally. They’d won 18 of them. All the pressure was on Barca who were apparently losing their grip having managed a meagre 0-0 at home to Chelsea days earlier. But the Blaugrauna were merciless at the Bernábeu, as if they’d let Real catch up merely to set the stage for this destruction.

Braces for Henry and Messi, a centre-back double from Puyol and Piquet. 2-6 all told. The title was all but Barca’s but even that felt secondary. Their statement of other-worldly dominance over their great rivals meant much more. Days later, that tricky Chelsea tie was overcome too… in the very last second. Pep Guardiola’s definitely had worse weeks.

Tonight, Barcelona can win La Liga by getting a result at home to Real Madrid. That puts us in mind of another decisive clash between the two: the May 2009 Clasico in Pep Guardiola’s first season, when Barca simply ripped Real to pieces in their own backyard.

Madrid were 19 games unbeaten heading into the game since losing at the Camp Nou, naturally. They’d won 18 of them. All the pressure was on Barca who were apparently losing their grip having managed a meagre 0-0 at home to Chelsea days earlier. But the Blaugrauna were merciless at the Bernábeu, as if they’d let Real catch up merely to set the stage for this destruction.

Braces for Henry and Messi, a centre-back double from Puyol and Piquet. 2-6 all told. The title was all but Barca’s but even that felt secondary. Their statement of other-worldly dominance over their great rivals meant much more. Days later, that tricky Chelsea tie was overcome too… in the very last second. Pep Guardiola’s definitely had worse weeks.

Tonight, Barcelona can win La Liga by getting a result at home to Real Madrid. That puts us in mind of another decisive clash between the two: the May 2009 Clasico in Pep Guardiola’s first season, when Barca simply ripped Real to pieces in their own backyard.

Madrid were 19 games unbeaten heading into the game since losing at the Camp Nou, naturally. They’d won 18 of them. All the pressure was on Barca who were apparently losing their grip having managed a meagre 0-0 at home to Chelsea days earlier. But the Blaugrauna were merciless at the Bernábeu, as if they’d let Real catch up merely to set the stage for this destruction.

Braces for Henry and Messi, a centre-back double from Puyol and Piquet. 2-6 all told. The title was all but Barca’s but even that felt secondary. Their statement of other-worldly dominance over their great rivals meant much more. Days later, that tricky Chelsea tie was overcome too… in the very last second. Pep Guardiola’s definitely had worse weeks.

Tonight, Barcelona can win La Liga by getting a result at home to Real Madrid. That puts us in mind of another decisive clash between the two: the May 2009 Clasico in Pep Guardiola’s first season, when Barca simply ripped Real to pieces in their own backyard.

Madrid were 19 games unbeaten heading into the game since losing at the Camp Nou, naturally. They’d won 18 of them. All the pressure was on Barca who were apparently losing their grip having managed a meagre 0-0 at home to Chelsea days earlier. But the Blaugrauna were merciless at the Bernábeu, as if they’d let Real catch up merely to set the stage for this destruction.

Braces for Henry and Messi, a centre-back double from Puyol and Piquet. 2-6 all told. The title was all but Barca’s but even that felt secondary. Their statement of other-worldly dominance over their great rivals meant much more. Days later, that tricky Chelsea tie was overcome too… in the very last second. Pep Guardiola’s definitely had worse weeks.

Tonight, Barcelona can win La Liga by getting a result at home to Real Madrid. That puts us in mind of another decisive clash between the two: the May 2009 Clasico in Pep Guardiola’s first season, when Barca simply ripped Real to pieces in their own backyard.

Madrid were 19 games unbeaten heading into the game since losing at the Camp Nou, naturally. They’d won 18 of them. All the pressure was on Barca who were apparently losing their grip having managed a meagre 0-0 at home to Chelsea days earlier. But the Blaugrauna were merciless at the Bernábeu, as if they’d let Real catch up merely to set the stage for this destruction.

Braces for Henry and Messi, a centre-back double from Puyol and Piquet. 2-6 all told. The title was all but Barca’s but even that felt secondary. Their statement of other-worldly dominance over their great rivals meant much more. Days later, that tricky Chelsea tie was overcome too… in the very last second. Pep Guardiola’s definitely had worse weeks.

Tonight, Barcelona can win La Liga by getting a result at home to Real Madrid. That puts us in mind of another decisive clash between the two: the May 2009 Clasico in Pep Guardiola’s first season, when Barca simply ripped Real to pieces in their own backyard.

Madrid were 19 games unbeaten heading into the game since losing at the Camp Nou, naturally. They’d won 18 of them. All the pressure was on Barca who were apparently losing their grip having managed a meagre 0-0 at home to Chelsea days earlier. But the Blaugrauna were merciless at the Bernábeu, as if they’d let Real catch up merely to set the stage for this destruction.

Braces for Henry and Messi, a centre-back double from Puyol and Piquet. 2-6 all told. The title was all but Barca’s but even that felt secondary. Their statement of other-worldly dominance over their great rivals meant much more. Days later, that tricky Chelsea tie was overcome too… in the very last second. Pep Guardiola’s definitely had worse weeks.

Tonight, Barcelona can win La Liga by getting a result at home to Real Madrid. That puts us in mind of another decisive clash between the two: the May 2009 Clasico in Pep Guardiola’s first season, when Barca simply ripped Real to pieces in their own backyard.

Madrid were 19 games unbeaten heading into the game since losing at the Camp Nou, naturally. They’d won 18 of them. All the pressure was on Barca who were apparently losing their grip having managed a meagre 0-0 at home to Chelsea days earlier. But the Blaugrauna were merciless at the Bernábeu, as if they’d let Real catch up merely to set the stage for this destruction.

Braces for Henry and Messi, a centre-back double from Puyol and Piquet. 2-6 all told. The title was all but Barca’s but even that felt secondary. Their statement of other-worldly dominance over their great rivals meant much more. Days later, that tricky Chelsea tie was overcome too… in the very last second. Pep Guardiola’s definitely had worse weeks.

Yes, that really did happen. In March 1976, Pelé played for Team USA against England. But it wasn’t just O Rei who surprisingly turned out for the Stars and Stripes. Bobby Moore and Giorgio Chinaglia, also recent signings to the North American Soccer League, were selected to represent the USA in the Bicentennial Cup to play against England, Brazil, and Italy.

The tournament was supposed to be a showpiece which saw the US take on the world’s best teams and spread the gospel of soccer to the American public. It didn’t quite go to plan. The US lost all three of its games, including against Brazil, where Pelé elected not to play against his national team.

“We only practised together twice,” Pele told the Washington Post. “There was a great deal of confusion because we weren’t used to each other, particularly on the defence.” A fitting summary of a failed footballing experiment.

Yes, that really did happen. In March 1976, Pelé played for Team USA against England. But it wasn’t just O Rei who surprisingly turned out for the Stars and Stripes. Bobby Moore and Giorgio Chinaglia, also recent signings to the North American Soccer League, were selected to represent the USA in the Bicentennial Cup to play against England, Brazil, and Italy.

The tournament was supposed to be a showpiece which saw the US take on the world’s best teams and spread the gospel of soccer to the American public. It didn’t quite go to plan. The US lost all three of its games, including against Brazil, where Pelé elected not to play against his national team.

“We only practised together twice,” Pele told the Washington Post. “There was a great deal of confusion because we weren’t used to each other, particularly on the defence.” A fitting summary of a failed footballing experiment.

Yes, that really did happen. In March 1976, Pelé played for Team USA against England. But it wasn’t just O Rei who surprisingly turned out for the Stars and Stripes. Bobby Moore and Giorgio Chinaglia, also recent signings to the North American Soccer League, were selected to represent the USA in the Bicentennial Cup to play against England, Brazil, and Italy.

The tournament was supposed to be a showpiece which saw the US take on the world’s best teams and spread the gospel of soccer to the American public. It didn’t quite go to plan. The US lost all three of its games, including against Brazil, where Pelé elected not to play against his national team.

“We only practised together twice,” Pele told the Washington Post. “There was a great deal of confusion because we weren’t used to each other, particularly on the defence.” A fitting summary of a failed footballing experiment.

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

Football in Mexico City is like nowhere else in the world. For the fervent supporters of Club América, their city is the foundation for one of football’s most impressive matchday atmospheres. These pictures that @expiredfilmclub took for our friends over at @glorymag_ capture that beautifully.

To see more incredible shots of Mexican football, preorder a copy of Glory’s newest edition.
📷: @expiredfilmclub

I’ve won… but at what cost?’ The worst wins in football. You don’t just do your rivals a favour; you hand them the title.

When the players’ pride comes up against the fans’ contempt, something has to give, and in these instances, the fans had to grin and bear it. By no means a complete list, tell us any we’ve missed, and we might do a part two.

I’ve won… but at what cost?’ The worst wins in football. You don’t just do your rivals a favour; you hand them the title.

When the players’ pride comes up against the fans’ contempt, something has to give, and in these instances, the fans had to grin and bear it. By no means a complete list, tell us any we’ve missed, and we might do a part two.

I’ve won… but at what cost?’ The worst wins in football. You don’t just do your rivals a favour; you hand them the title.

When the players’ pride comes up against the fans’ contempt, something has to give, and in these instances, the fans had to grin and bear it. By no means a complete list, tell us any we’ve missed, and we might do a part two.

I’ve won… but at what cost?’ The worst wins in football. You don’t just do your rivals a favour; you hand them the title.

When the players’ pride comes up against the fans’ contempt, something has to give, and in these instances, the fans had to grin and bear it. By no means a complete list, tell us any we’ve missed, and we might do a part two.

I’ve won… but at what cost?’ The worst wins in football. You don’t just do your rivals a favour; you hand them the title.

When the players’ pride comes up against the fans’ contempt, something has to give, and in these instances, the fans had to grin and bear it. By no means a complete list, tell us any we’ve missed, and we might do a part two.

I’ve won… but at what cost?’ The worst wins in football. You don’t just do your rivals a favour; you hand them the title.

When the players’ pride comes up against the fans’ contempt, something has to give, and in these instances, the fans had to grin and bear it. By no means a complete list, tell us any we’ve missed, and we might do a part two.

I’ve won… but at what cost?’ The worst wins in football. You don’t just do your rivals a favour; you hand them the title.

When the players’ pride comes up against the fans’ contempt, something has to give, and in these instances, the fans had to grin and bear it. By no means a complete list, tell us any we’ve missed, and we might do a part two.

I’ve won… but at what cost?’ The worst wins in football. You don’t just do your rivals a favour; you hand them the title.

When the players’ pride comes up against the fans’ contempt, something has to give, and in these instances, the fans had to grin and bear it. By no means a complete list, tell us any we’ve missed, and we might do a part two.

I’ve won… but at what cost?’ The worst wins in football. You don’t just do your rivals a favour; you hand them the title.

When the players’ pride comes up against the fans’ contempt, something has to give, and in these instances, the fans had to grin and bear it. By no means a complete list, tell us any we’ve missed, and we might do a part two.

A very important discovery from Mr. International Football himself, Eli Mengem. Can you believe that between 1930 and 1998, not a single Superior Player of the Match award was given out? It’s 580 games. 68 years. There’s going to be lots more on this project coming soon, and we can’t wait for you tell us which FIFA World Cup™ performances prior to 2002 you think should be awarded.

The team over at Fox Sports have commissioned an artist from each of the 48 teams participating in the World Cup to create a poster for the tournament. The results are literal works of art.

The team over at Fox Sports have commissioned an artist from each of the 48 teams participating in the World Cup to create a poster for the tournament. The results are literal works of art.

The team over at Fox Sports have commissioned an artist from each of the 48 teams participating in the World Cup to create a poster for the tournament. The results are literal works of art.

The team over at Fox Sports have commissioned an artist from each of the 48 teams participating in the World Cup to create a poster for the tournament. The results are literal works of art.

The team over at Fox Sports have commissioned an artist from each of the 48 teams participating in the World Cup to create a poster for the tournament. The results are literal works of art.

The team over at Fox Sports have commissioned an artist from each of the 48 teams participating in the World Cup to create a poster for the tournament. The results are literal works of art.

The team over at Fox Sports have commissioned an artist from each of the 48 teams participating in the World Cup to create a poster for the tournament. The results are literal works of art.

The team over at Fox Sports have commissioned an artist from each of the 48 teams participating in the World Cup to create a poster for the tournament. The results are literal works of art.

The team over at Fox Sports have commissioned an artist from each of the 48 teams participating in the World Cup to create a poster for the tournament. The results are literal works of art.

The team over at Fox Sports have commissioned an artist from each of the 48 teams participating in the World Cup to create a poster for the tournament. The results are literal works of art.

“Palermo never die.” 🩷🖤

A novembre, in occasione del nostro 125esimo anniversario, abbiamo raccontato la nostra storia insieme e grazie a COPA90.
Una storia fatta di cadute, rinascite, appartenenza.
Di gente che il Palermo lo vive, ogni giorno.

Quel documentario ha fatto il giro del mondo.
E qualche mese dopo ha anche vinto il primo premio agli SJA Awards di Londra nella categoria television documentary 🏆

Alla vigilia di un’altra battaglia, riviviamo alcuni dei momenti più belli di “This Is Palermo” 😍

Se non hai visto il documentario integrale, lo trovi sul canale YouTube COPA90 📲

“Palermo never die.” 🩷🖤

A novembre, in occasione del nostro 125esimo anniversario, abbiamo raccontato la nostra storia insieme e grazie a COPA90.
Una storia fatta di cadute, rinascite, appartenenza.
Di gente che il Palermo lo vive, ogni giorno.

Quel documentario ha fatto il giro del mondo.
E qualche mese dopo ha anche vinto il primo premio agli SJA Awards di Londra nella categoria television documentary 🏆

Alla vigilia di un’altra battaglia, riviviamo alcuni dei momenti più belli di “This Is Palermo” 😍

Se non hai visto il documentario integrale, lo trovi sul canale YouTube COPA90 📲

“Palermo never die.” 🩷🖤

A novembre, in occasione del nostro 125esimo anniversario, abbiamo raccontato la nostra storia insieme e grazie a COPA90.
Una storia fatta di cadute, rinascite, appartenenza.
Di gente che il Palermo lo vive, ogni giorno.

Quel documentario ha fatto il giro del mondo.
E qualche mese dopo ha anche vinto il primo premio agli SJA Awards di Londra nella categoria television documentary 🏆

Alla vigilia di un’altra battaglia, riviviamo alcuni dei momenti più belli di “This Is Palermo” 😍

Se non hai visto il documentario integrale, lo trovi sul canale YouTube COPA90 📲

“Palermo never die.” 🩷🖤

A novembre, in occasione del nostro 125esimo anniversario, abbiamo raccontato la nostra storia insieme e grazie a COPA90.
Una storia fatta di cadute, rinascite, appartenenza.
Di gente che il Palermo lo vive, ogni giorno.

Quel documentario ha fatto il giro del mondo.
E qualche mese dopo ha anche vinto il primo premio agli SJA Awards di Londra nella categoria television documentary 🏆

Alla vigilia di un’altra battaglia, riviviamo alcuni dei momenti più belli di “This Is Palermo” 😍

Se non hai visto il documentario integrale, lo trovi sul canale YouTube COPA90 📲

“Palermo never die.” 🩷🖤

A novembre, in occasione del nostro 125esimo anniversario, abbiamo raccontato la nostra storia insieme e grazie a COPA90.
Una storia fatta di cadute, rinascite, appartenenza.
Di gente che il Palermo lo vive, ogni giorno.

Quel documentario ha fatto il giro del mondo.
E qualche mese dopo ha anche vinto il primo premio agli SJA Awards di Londra nella categoria television documentary 🏆

Alla vigilia di un’altra battaglia, riviviamo alcuni dei momenti più belli di “This Is Palermo” 😍

Se non hai visto il documentario integrale, lo trovi sul canale YouTube COPA90 📲

“Palermo never die.” 🩷🖤

A novembre, in occasione del nostro 125esimo anniversario, abbiamo raccontato la nostra storia insieme e grazie a COPA90.
Una storia fatta di cadute, rinascite, appartenenza.
Di gente che il Palermo lo vive, ogni giorno.

Quel documentario ha fatto il giro del mondo.
E qualche mese dopo ha anche vinto il primo premio agli SJA Awards di Londra nella categoria television documentary 🏆

Alla vigilia di un’altra battaglia, riviviamo alcuni dei momenti più belli di “This Is Palermo” 😍

Se non hai visto il documentario integrale, lo trovi sul canale YouTube COPA90 📲

Mario Balotelli, portraits 2008-2017. Digging through the archives on a Thursday afternoon.

Mario Balotelli, portraits 2008-2017. Digging through the archives on a Thursday afternoon.

Mario Balotelli, portraits 2008-2017. Digging through the archives on a Thursday afternoon.

Mario Balotelli, portraits 2008-2017. Digging through the archives on a Thursday afternoon.

Mario Balotelli, portraits 2008-2017. Digging through the archives on a Thursday afternoon.

Mario Balotelli, portraits 2008-2017. Digging through the archives on a Thursday afternoon.

Mario Balotelli, portraits 2008-2017. Digging through the archives on a Thursday afternoon.

Mario Balotelli, portraits 2008-2017. Digging through the archives on a Thursday afternoon.

Mario Balotelli, portraits 2008-2017. Digging through the archives on a Thursday afternoon.

Mario Balotelli, portraits 2008-2017. Digging through the archives on a Thursday afternoon.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

They starred in the summer kit launches, but by the time August rolled around, they were off to pastures new.

Here are some of the most notable instances of players wearing shirts they never featured in by the time the new season came around.

Two CL semi-finals in a row. Two away legs. Two goals scored in the first four minutes. Two crowds shushed before they’d even got started. Two ties won by PSG. Ousmane Dembele: The Silencer.