Football

Gregoire Akcelrod was a bad footballer who was determined to be a star. Helped by a sham CV, he was about to sign with a top club when fans realized his story was fake.

We follow the world’s first ever Flat Earth football club to their inaugural match to find out if they really believe the Earth is flat and if they stand a chance against a normal football team.

Red Cards unpacks the shooting of former NFL Saints player, Will Smith. The investigation takes us to New Orleans, a vibrant city with a historically controversial legal system.

Jabar Westerman of the Montreal Alouettes used to be a vegan, but he found it difficult to get all of the protein that he needed in one meal. So instead of turning to traditional meat or chicken, he began eating caterpillars.

A football team made up of amputees, having lost their limbs in Russian airstrikes, have teamed up with Omayya sports club to celebrate the World Cup in their own way.

VICE follows the CONIFA World Football Cup, a grassroots, non-profit, international football tournament for countries, de facto nations, regions and minority peoples not represented by FIFA.

This is what it's like to win the World Cup final, according to Zinedine Zidane - one of the greatest football players of all time.

There are no openly gay footballers at the World Cup so we caught up with Stonewall FC to find out if the beautiful game can ever change.

England and Arsenal forward Danny Welbeck hung out with rapper Krept from Krept and Konan at St George’s Park before the team left for the World Cup to discuss Danny’s rapping days, Jesse Lingard’s dancing, So Solid Crew and err… Wes Brown.

It's the World Cup and the British public have gone football crazy. VICE steps out on the street before an England match to find out if people think England can really win the world cup. Is football coming home?

We talk to Malcolm Jenkins about his Super Bowl ring, Eli Manning, Meek Mill, presidential pardons and Kim Kardashian, sending a message without speaking, his Madden rating, and Lebron to Philly.

With a population of just 325,000, Iceland has long been a footballing minnow. Yet, 16 years ago, the nation decided to change that.