The definitive graphic archive of English and Scottish football kits. Every team that has competed in the English and Scottish Football Leagues is here, from Abercorn and Arsenal to Vale of Leven and York. With the help of our many contributors we aim to create the most comprehensive archive available. - Read more

Footballshirtculture.com is the internet's leading online web portal devoted to football shirts. We bring you breaking news about the latest football shirts and stories in everything from kit design & brand history to museums & auctions. - Read more

Association Football, or as it is usually referred to in Canada today, “Soccer,” has a long and fascinating history. As very little of that history is generally known, this is an attempt at correcting that omission. So if you like sports history, in general, and are interested in soccer history, in particular, then you might find that this site will answer many of your questions. - Read more

Collection of soccer matches on DVD from 1953 to date. All competitions all over the world ... - Read more

History of Soccer - Read more

The number one internet resouce for everything relating to the history of the leading club competition in the world. The European Cup, or Champions League as it is now known, has risen from humble beginnings to become the dominant competition in the world club football calendar. Over the past 50 years, there have been many great teams, players and managers who have made their names in the European Cup and during the coming months you will be able to read about them all here as well as the less savoury events that have tarnished the name of this great event. - Read more

total access for soccer fans to world cup history, soccer games and soccer media - Read more

World Cup history website - Read more

Archive of English Football History - National team, clubs of all divisions, cups and competitions. - Read more

Australia has only once reached the World Cup - in 1974 in Germany. These pages are dedicated to those 1974 Socceroos - the nickname of Australia's national football team. - Read more

Histora, the World Football Historian, offers you the ability to look into World Football's great history by reviewing tournament records, tracking nations and clubs, and so much more. - Read more

The International Football Results website was started in 1996 when I set out to share the many football results I had collected over the years. My football archive, which is the basis for creating the web pages, was actually started way back in 1988 because I wanted to know the historic match results of nations that were participating in international tournaments. - Read more

Soccer is the most popular sport in the world. How did it start and why is it so popular ? To answer those questions, we'll go back in time. - Read more

Playerhistory.com consists of a group of idealistic football fans, with the intention of making playerhistory.com the best place on the web to find information about players from all around the world, as well as statistics about matches. - Read more

International Federation of Football History and Statistics. IFFHS is concerned about a chronological documentation of the international soccer on a scientific basis as well as about the authentical world records realized in the various aspects of soccer. Based on its universal qualification IFFHS also organizes global votings and determines world rankings every year. - Read more

R.S.S.S.F. stands for Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Our major goal is collecting all kind of statistics, in particular league tables from all over the world, on football, and making this information available to those sharing our interest. - Read more

The website of the AFS ? the world?s leading organisation of football statisticians and historians. You?ll find a wealth of information on the early history of football, archive pictures, regular news items, Today in Football History, football obituaries, and Performance of the Week. - Read more

The International Football Association Board (IFAB) is the body that determines the Laws of the Game of association football (soccer). The board was formed in 1882 after a meeting in Manchester of The Football Association (England), the Scottish Football Association, the Football Association of Wales, and the Irish Football Association. The meeting was convened to allow common rules to be applied to the game in all countries and created the first international competition, the British Home Championship. - Read more