
Object of the Week: Xochitl
Uma Ghelani looks at the legacy of Xochitl, the mascot for the unofficial 1971 Women’s World Cup in Mexico.
Uma Ghelani looks at the legacy of Xochitl, the mascot for the unofficial 1971 Women’s World Cup in Mexico.
Uma Ghelani looks at the last medal won by England at a Women’s European Championship: Hope Powell’s runner-up silverware from 2009.
Dr Alex Jackson talks about how railways have influenced the popularity of football and how big games brought Northern fans ‘down South’ for the first time.
As part of our celebrations of the Women’s EURO 2022, we invited members of Manchester’s Hallé Ancoats Community Choir to represent our city in recording the tournament anthem with choirs from the other host cities and communities.
Charlotte Mickelthwaite warms up for the Championship play-off final with a look at objects from its two participants: Huddersfield Town and Nottingham Forest.
Uma Ghelani takes a look at the quartet of dolls lining up for Mattel ahead of the 1999 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Ahead of the 150th anniversary of the first FA Cup final, we take a look at three iconic objects from our collection.
Charlotte Micklethwaite looks at one of our favourite objects from the 1972 FA Cup Final: the pre-match tracksuit worn by Jackie Charlton.
Tobin O’Connor looks at the career of a Lionesses legend, goalkeeper Pauline Cope, and considers her contribution to the 1995 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
One of the first ever official caps handed out to an England Women side. This one belonged to the national side’s first ever official captain…
ENG-ER-LAND playwright and actor Hannah Kumari In Conversation with Anwar Uddin, former professional footballer, FA Council Member and Campaign Manager for The Football Supporters Association’s (FSA) Fans For Diversity, a campaign Uddin set up six years ago which works to promote inclusivity in football.
Uma Ghelani looks back at the career of Manchester United goalkeeper Harry Gregg, one of the survivors – and heroes – of the 1958 Munich tragedy.