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Jenna Schillaci On Her Journey & Playing At The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Club captain and 11-year veteran. Safe to say that Jenna Schillaci has experienced most things with Tottenham Hotspur, from the lows of barely being able to raise a team to the highs of promotion to the Women’s Super League. But on Sunday she’ll have a new experience to add to the list as she leads the team out at the new Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for the first time ever as they take on Arsenal in the North London Derby.

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Chloe Morgan Ahead Of The North London Derby

This weekend, Tottenham Hotspur Women will play their first-ever game in the club’s new stadium. But this isn’t any old match; in front of thousands of fans, they will take on North London rivals Arsenal. It’s set to be a historic occasion, and ahead of the game we caught up with several of the Spurs players, starting with keeper, Chloe Morgan.

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Harry Maguire Talks England, Memes & Signing With PUMA

Since last summer Harry Maguire has played in a World Cup Semi-Final, become the world's most expensive defender, become a father, and now he's signed his first major deal with PUMA Football. It's been a big couple of years for the big man. So when we sit down with Maguire ahead of England's landmark 1000th international fixture he's in a reflective mood about his journey to date.

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Pep Guardiola For SoccerBible Magazine Issue 13

True humility is a rare commodity in football. There are many in the game who talk the talk about working hard, improving every day, respecting the opposition, and other such throwaway soundbites. Far fewer walk the walk when it comes to assessing their own achievements.

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Lucas Moura Talks Icons, London Life & Champions League Heroics

Lucas Moura wrote himself into Tottenham folklore with last season’s Champions League semi-final heroics against Ajax. Ultimately, Spurs fell agonisingly short in their quest for the European crown, but their mild-mannered Brazilian isn’t done yet.

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Vivianne Miedema Talks Football Upbringing & Smashing Records

Vivianne Miedema is a goal machine, plain and simple. From the moment she burst onto the scene she has broken records left, right and centre. After making her debut for the national team at the age of 17 she now sits as the Netherlands’ all-time leading scorer. And she’s still only 23.

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NOT3S For SoccerBible Magazine Issue 13

A host of similarities can be found between football and music – the freedom of expression, the premium placed on creativity, the commitment and dedication required to succeed. But for many youths growing up in deprived inner-city boroughs, there’s really only one that matters: they both provide an escape route.

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Demy De Zeeuw Talks PUMA x BALR. Collaboration

Demy de Zeeuw’s transformation from professional footballer to entrepreneur continues to move from strength to strength alongside his football infused lifestyle brand BALR., which is enjoying its first mainstream collaboration, joining forces with PUMA for a unique capsule collection.

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Samuel Umtiti For SoccerBible Magazine Issue 13

Just what does it take to be a winner? For Samuel Umtiti it’s much the same as you’ll hear from any other professional footballer: hard work, dedication, the usual. But unlike most fellow professionals, his hard work and dedication has taken him all the way to the top, nestling him in among a group of exciting young French talent that can now be referred to as World Champions.

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Sam Kerr on Life in Chicago & Leading the Nike Dream Speed Campaign

Bossing the dream, Sam Kerr is touching the sky in Chicago. We caught up with the Australian trailblazer as she continues to break waves in the United States on a journey that has seen her flip records, inspire change and cross the globe leaving nets rippling in her wake.

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Aitch For SoccerBible Magazine Issue 13

The Smiths. The Stone Roses. Oasis. Think of Manchester, and you think of guitar music. The six strings have dominated the city’s music scene for so long that any budding artist from the area could be forgiven for thinking that an ability to knock out a few chords was part of the entrance exam.

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Murkage Dave Talks Music, Football Upbringing & Arsenal Memories

If you’re going to make it big, there will come a time in your life when you have to make a decision; a choice between passions if you are to succeed, when you will ultimately have to sacrifice one so that you can dedicate yourself to the other. And it’s certainly a truth for Murkage Dave.

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Blade Brown Talks Music, Football Upbringing & Manchester United

On the back of his first ever London headline show at the O2 Academy in Islington last week we went backstage with Blade Brown to talk about the Battersea rapper's music, inspiration, football upbringing, and his love of Manchester United.

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Jack Grealish Talks Captaincy, Aston Villa & FIFA 20

When Jack Grealish was handed the captain's armband in March many had already written off Aston Villa's season. Villa sat in 13th place in the Championship before boyhood fan Grealish led his side to an unbeaten 11-match-run to storm into the play-offs, beat rivals West Brom, and set up a play-off final that would define the next chapter of their young captain's life. Now, at the FIFA 20 World Premiere in London, he sits in front of us as a proud Premier League skipper.

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Black Saint Talk Music & Their Footballing Roots

Black Saint are one of the freshest DJ collectives on the scene today, with an incredible track history and a string of sold-out shows across the UK and Europe. Their rise has allowed them to show off their own brand of dance music, combining garage and house and infusing it with flavours from their own cultural backgrounds. But aside from their unique sounds, Justin Osuji, Jermaine Davis and DJ James also have a connection to football that caught our attention…

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Hamza Choudhury Talks Football Upbringing, Family Life & Leicester City

In Premier League football there's a moment when a young player becomes of age and announces himself to the world. Of course, we as fans see this breakthrough as the first step, but for the player it's over a decade in the making. Having started four of Leicester's first five games of the 2019/20 season, that moment has come for Hamza Choudhury, whether he's aware of it yet or not.

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