Argentine Football Rivalries (Part 5): El Superclásico It’s a Sunday in December 2018 and I’m at home in Bristol. It’s cold and dull outside. I
The city of La Plata lies just under an hour’s drive south from the Argentine capital Buenos Aires. A settlement of just under 900,000 inhabitants,
Argentinian football has traditionally been dominated by Los Cinco Grandes: The big five. The five clubs in question all ply their trade in the Buenos
Avellaneda is a Buenos Aires province bordering Buenos Aires itself. A city in its own right, it’s Salford to Buenos Aires’ Manchester. With the Riacuelo
I’m in a taxi heading to Buenos Aires airport. Marco, the driver, and I are discussing what Argentinians love to talk about most: football. He’s
Argentine Football Rivalries (Part 5): El Superclásico It’s a Sunday in December 2018 and I’m at home in Bristol. It’s cold and dull outside. I
The city of La Plata lies just under an hour’s drive south from the Argentine capital Buenos Aires. A settlement of just under 900,000 inhabitants,
Argentinian football has traditionally been dominated by Los Cinco Grandes: The big five. The five clubs in question all ply their trade in the Buenos
Avellaneda is a Buenos Aires province bordering Buenos Aires itself. A city in its own right, it’s Salford to Buenos Aires’ Manchester. With the Riacuelo
I’m in a taxi heading to Buenos Aires airport. Marco, the driver, and I are discussing what Argentinians love to talk about most: football. He’s
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