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The 1980s era in soccer history would welcome the dawn of a new Oranje spearheaded by the deadly combination of Frank Rijkaard, Ruud Gullit, and Marco van Basten.
Issue 15, Volume 113
Welcome to The Spectator’s semi-finals coverage in soccer’s premier competition!
Issue 14, Volume 113
In another edition of The Spectator’s UEFA Champions League power rankings, be sure to find out who’s making it, who’s not, and who we think are the dark horses to win it all.
Issue 12, Volume 113
Read the power rankings for the teams in the UEFA Champions League Round of 16!
Issue 11, Volume 113
A summary of the knockout games in soccer’s most prestigious tournament.
Issue 8, Volume 113
A review of the latest performances and drama in soccer’s most prestigious tournament.
Issue 7, Volume 113
Paolo Maldini dominated the left flank of the field, and his defensive shielding was vital to his team’s backline, allowing him to establish himself as arguably the greatest left-back of all time.
Issue 5, Volume 113
After visiting the first four groups of the 2022 World Cup, it’s time to look at what exciting matchups await in Groups E, F, G, and H.
Issue 3, Volume 113
The most coveted sports competition in the world is just around the corner, so it’s time to dive into the group stage draws of the 2022 World Cup and make our predictions.
Issue 2, Volume 113
Dennis Bergkamp is one of the most creative players to ever grace the field, yet a unique mental condition inhibited his true potential during his playing career.
Issue 13, Volume 112
Johan Cruyff is one of the most impactful icons of the soccer world; his creative playmaking on the field and incredible coaching vision off the field changed the game for decades to come and will forever be engraved in soccer’s history books.
Issue 12, Volume 112
Adriano Ribeiro was an extremely gifted soccer player who held promise of following in the footsteps of Brazilian icon Ronaldo Nazário, but he was unable to reach his full potential due to an unfortunate event that devastated his life.
Issue 10, Volume 112
Franz Beckenbauer is a former German defender who changed soccer forever and laid the foundations for the modern game by redefining the role of the libero through his expert leadership on the field, technically ability on the ball, and amazing understanding of the game.
Issue 7, Volume 112
René Higuita, known for his creativity and skill with the ball, is a former Colombian goalkeeper who played with the eccentric role of a high-risk “sweeper-keeper” playing style, and his uniqueness changed the game.
Issue 13, Volume 111
Mohun Bagan was the first all-Indian soccer team to win the premier soccer tournament at the time, the IFA Shield, against British opponents, which made Mohun Bagan a nationalist symbol in the freedom struggle against British imperialism.
Issue 11, Volume 111
