Estadio

Danny Last’s stunning photo series celebrates all the colour and culture that goes hand in hand with Spanish football.
Notorious Football Firms of the UK

A Closer Look at Football Hooliganism | Some of the most infamous football firms in the UK.
Albion Rovers | From Lockdown to Lowland

New photojournal by Iain McLean follows ‘The Wee Rovers’ and their ardent fans as the club battled through Covid only to then slip out of the Scottish League 2 and into the Lowland League.
Shamrock Rovers Ultras | 4IAR

Jon Daczkowski focuses on the SRFC Ultras as the Hoops win a historic 4th league title in a row.
Dinamo Tbilisi Ultras | John Bolloten

WARNING SENSITIVE CONTENT | Photographer John Bolloten goes inside the gritty world of Elita, the Ultras of Georgian side FC Dinamo Tbilisi.
Manchester City | We’re Not Really Here

20 years on, Manchester City’s final season at Maine Road comes back to life with Kevin Cummins’ brilliant pictures.
Football Casuals | When terrace fashion hit the high streets

Casual Kids! 40 years on, Football Casuals photographed by David Corio for The Face magazine, as the ‘look’ spread from the terraces to the masses.
Manchester United | Home and Away in the 80s

Karl Hanssens has been hooked on Manchester United since 1983. His amazing personal collection of photographs from supporting one of the most famous and globally supported football teams in the world provide a wonderful back catalogue to to how football looked back in the day.
Lost football grounds & stands | The Cemetery End

A 25 year pictorial collection of some of British football’s most famous lost grounds & stands.
West Bromwich Albion | Life and Times

Boing Boing Baggies! The life and times of West Bromwich Albion captured by their club photographer Laurie Rampling.
Merseyside Match Days 2003-05 | Rob Bremner

Just another day at the football… Nostalgic match days in Liverpool brought back to life thanks to iconic documentary photographer.
The roots of Scottish football | Joris van de Wier

Scotland’s lower leagues provide the ideal escape for sports journalist photographer Joris van de Wier.