The Ball is Round
by David Goldblatt | 
Inverting The Pyramid
by Jonathan Wilson | 
Brilliant Orange
by David Winner | 
How Soccer Explains the World
by Franklin Foer | 
Football Against The Enemy
by Simon Kuper | 
The Numbers Game
by Chris Anderson | 
Behind the Curtain
by Jonathan Wilson | 
Fear and Loathing in La Liga
by Sid Lowe |
I Am Zlatan
by Zlatan Ibrahimovic | 
Showtime
by Jeff Pearlman | 
Among the Thugs
by Bill Buford | 
The Sweet Science
by A. J. Liebling | 
Open Veins of Latin America
by Eduardo Galeano | 
Upside Down
by Eduardo Galeano | 
The Match
by Mark Frost | 
Friday Night Lights
by H. G. Bissinger | 
The New Bill James Historical Baseball Abstract
by Bill James | 
October 1964
by David Halberstam | 
Unforgivable Blackness
by Geoffrey C. Ward | 
Eight Men Out
by Eliot Asinof |
Discussing everything from the leveling of the Twin Towers to the death of the sole survivor of that extraordinary match between British and German soldiers in 1915, one of South America's greatest commentators issues forth on robotic soccer in Japan, the mass-production of the game as a sign of the decline of civilization, the amazing success of Senegal and Turkey, and how Nike beat Adidas.