Smoke, Song and Celebration | Simon Murphy Captures the Spirit of Celtic’s Title Party.

From beer-soaked streets and tats to the curves of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Alexander Stone captures the raw beauty of Spurs fandom on 35mm film.

Documenting football culture is essential to preserving the identity, stories, and subcultures that define the game and its communities. Through authentic photography and a deep commitment to storytelling, platforms like Lower Block ensure football’s visual and cultural legacy endures—connecting generations and capturing the spirit that lives beyond the game.

The look, the labels, the stands, grounds and the streets around the stadiums were of an age rife with football casual culture. Photographs and anecdotes from the cult book ‘A Casual Look: A Photodiary of Football Fans, 1980s to 2001’.

For 112 years, Upton Park was the heartbeat of a community. Before West Ham United’s move to the sleek but soulless by comparison London Stadium, matchdays in E13 pulsed with tradition. Alastair McKay on capturing West Ham’s East End soul.

Photo series by Justin Slee taken during his time working for the cult Leeds United football magazine, Leeds Leeds Leeds, between 1998-2003.

A series of photographs by Richard Davis capturing partying Manchester United fans in Rotterdam for the Cup Winners Cup final against Barcelona, May 15 1991.

On Wednesday 21st May 2025, Leeds Central Library will host a special Zine Library Lates event as part of the Voice of the Fans exhibition,

Exclusive Tony Davis photo zine and print celebrating Reading FC’s former home, Elm Park in 1996.

Photo series documents Newcastle United’s Toon Army during their historic 2-1 Carabao Cup final victory over Liverpool at Wembley Stadium.

Black-and-white photographs from the Greater Manchester Police Archive offer a fascinating glimpse into the world of English football in the early 1980s.