World Soccer Magazine - June 2018

In this issue

Season Review 2017 - 18 Special - Winners, losers, stars & newcomers, The complete record.

Paul Gardner learning to love the play-offs and more...

Learning To Love The Play-Offs

Crowning a champion used to be so satisfactory. Take 18 or 20 teams, they all play each other home and away, and whoever gets the most points wins.

3 mins

FIFA v UEFA: Seconds Out

“ I have seen the future and it works”... that is the sentiment emanating from FIFA and UEFA as they compete for space on the international stage over the next decade.

3 mins

Without Jack Wilshere In Their Side, England Lack A Genuine Playmaker

It somewhat surprised me when I read that Arsenal’s Jack Wilshere, in a phone call from a sycophantic fan, humorously shrugged off the fact that he had been excluded from the 23-man England squad for the World Cup.

2 mins

Aves Add To Sporting Turmoil

The build-up to the Portuguese Cup Final was all about the high-profile meltdown at Sporting.

2 mins

Power Shift As Olympiakos Implode

Following seven seasons of total domination in the Greek Superleague, Olympiakos finally had their bubble of omnipotence pricked.

2 mins

Easy Pickings For Atletico Madrid

Spanish side claim another European title

4 mins

Simply The Best In Spain Again

Barcelona win the domestic double

3 mins

Mexico On Top Again

Guadalajara’s lucky 13

3 mins

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World Soccer Magazine Description:

World Soccer Magazine is an English-language football magazine, published by Kelsey Media. The magazine was established in 1960 and is the oldest continually published football magazine in the United Kingdom. It specialises in the international football scene. Its regular contributing writers include Brian Glanville, Keir Radnedge, Sid Lowe and Tim Vickery.

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* In-depth coverage of the international football scene
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* It's the oldest continually published football magazine in the UK.
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* It's a great source of inspiration for finding new teams and players to follow.