In our newest Zine, GOALGETTER: The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, IMAGO delves into the different facets of women’s football and further explores the ever-growing fan base and rising support fueled by a united passion for the global game.
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FIFA WOMEN’S WORLD CUP: IMAGO Zine #5
Our newest Zine, GOALGETTER: The FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, by IMAGO, peers into the world of women’s football ahead of the major tournament in Oceania.
Thomas Hengge: An Interview on the Insurrection.
The violence that was incited by former President Trump led to riots and violent protest on January 6. Thomas Hengge, a New York-based photojournalist documented the historical event with his camera. We spoke to him about his first hand experience in an interview depicting a historical and iconic moment of today's social political environment.
Spotlight Atlético — an interview with Jose Breton.
Atlético de Madrid had not won a La Liga title since 2014. Nor had anyone else except Real Madrid or FC Barcelona. With Real Madrid beating FC Villarreal in a simultaneous match, the title would have gone to them had Atlético tied or lost to Real Valladolid.
Tears, Shock, Fútbol : La Liga.
A shift in hierarchy, a scandal, a pandemic and many tears -- last season of La Liga took us for a ride. Now with the loss of big names like Messi and Ramos, fans flocking back to the stadiums and fresh new rosters, there is a lot to be revealed in the 2021-22 season.
Muhammad Ali: the world’s most misunderstood athlete.
Muhammad Ali is the most famous, most photographed, most revered, most widely analysed and discussed athlete in sporting history. Somehow he is also the most misunderstood. Words by Alex Reid.
Fall of the Berlin Wall: An Interview with Rolf Zöllner.
East Berliner and photographer, Rolf Zöllner showcases his stunning black and white film photography in an interview covering life in Berlin during the height of its culture. Experience the fall of the wall through his lens and immerse in the iconic movement and moment of the unification of our ace city.
Diego Maradona and our deal with sport’s devils By Alex Reid
In the feature article from our latest Zine, ICONS, sports columnist Alex Reid examines our intrinsic need to idolise those who achieve greatness despite their epic failings, not because they do not appear to have any.
BLM. Brixton. Same fight, decades apart.
Over a year has passed since reports of George Floyd’s death resurfaced outrage, erupting in a new wave of the Black Lives Matter movement sending ripples throughout the United States and further. 40 years ago, London’s Brixton riots fought a similar battle against police brutality and direct segregation.
Osaka and Williams shifting mental health in sports: impressions from photographers .
Examining the tennis icon, Serena Williams, in a new light and through the lens of the everchanging sporting mentality in recent events, Sofia Bergmann dissects the new layers in which Serena is to be considered iconic. Alongside a new generation of athletes including Naomi Osaka, sports culture is evolving and todays icons are not just based on matches won.