Faras Ghani

He turned up, he led, he scored. And Ar­genti­na sur­vived and stayed in the World Cup.

Brazil’s open­ing World Cup win saw an enor­mous crowd cheer the men in yel­low. And most of them were not even Brazil­ians.

Once an icon of uni­ty and luck, the shirt’s as­so­ci­a­tion with Brazil’s far right has led foot­ball fans to give up on it.

From the streets of Tan­za­nia to rep­re­sent­ing his coun­try at a foot­ball World Cup.

How Dri­ka went from grow­ing up in a small vil­lage in north­ern Brazil to rep­re­sent­ing her coun­try at a World Cup.

A jour­ney through the low­er-mid­dle-class north­ern sub­urb where Brazil’s World Cup-win­ning foot­baller grew up.

Tak­ing place in Qatar a month ahead of the FIFA World Cup, the tour­na­ment aims to em­pow­er street chil­dren glob­al­ly.

A tat­too artist in Brazil’s Sao Paulo is help­ing women over­come trau­ma, abuse and scars from ac­ci­dents.

The draw took place in Qatar’s cap­i­tal Doha. Twen­ty-nine of the 32 teams have al­ready qual­i­fied.

Saeed was a bud­ding crick­eter un­til he got hit above his eye. Now, he is the voice of Urdu com­men­tary in Pak­istan.