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From Harry Kane’s Golden Boot to Beckham’s stunning free kick, bestselling author and football expert Tom Palmer picks 100 of the greatest moments in England’s football history – an endlessly fascinating treasury of stories for fans of all ages.
Experience the greatest stories ever told as we go through the greatest moments ever in the history of the football World Cup! Featuring the most iconic moments in World Cup history, from Harry Kane winning the Golden Boot in 2018, to Lionel Messi winning his first World Cup trophy, to Pelé’s world-shattering World Cup debut, and so much more. From most incredible players to the most incredible plays, get caught up in what makes the World Cup the most spectacular sporting event for the beautiful game.
Donnarumma started his professional football career at the age of 14 when he signed with AC Milan and has since broken the record as the youngest goalkeeper to ever play for Italy. He represented his country in the EURO 2020, helping them win the trophy before being awarded Player of the Tournament – the first time a goalkeeper has ever won the title!
Growing up in the foster care system, Paul McGrath found an outlet in sports and began his footballing career in his early twenties, playing for St Patrick’s Athletic in the League of Ireland Cup. In 1982, McGrath moved to Manchester United and then Aston Villa, earning himself legendary status. It was on the global stage of the 1990 World Cup, playing for Ireland, that McGrath’s masterful defending and skillful performance truly impressed the world, securing him a permanent place in the hearts of Irish football fans. This title is one in a series of biographies of the biggest and best footballers in the world, perfect for reluctant readers and all fans of the beautiful game.
Known for his pace, technique and dribbling ability, Ousmane Dembélé plays as either a winger or striker for PSG and the France national team. This biography details Dembélé’s humble early life in Normandy, his first professional appearances for Rennes, his spells at Borussia Dortmund and Barcelona, and the eventual successes for both PSG and the French men’s team.
This innovative game book allows readers to create their own superstar striker, taking them from trials through to the opportunity to become Captain of the first-team in this choose-your-own-adventure book. Play out tests and matches, building your players’ stats as you go. If you train hard, and luck is on your side, you’ll reach the Cup Final!
From the creation of Formula One all the way to present day, this book collects together 100 of the most thrilling and significant races, cars and drivers from the last 75 years of racing. Featuring Fangio’s 1957 win, the closest finish in the race’s history in 1971, Maria Teresa de Filippis, the First Lady of F1, and Lewis Hamilton’s 2008 win, this is an endlessly fascinating treasury of stories for fans of all ages.
Celebrating the success of the phenomenal Lionesses, this book follows four key players in their journey from the playground to the pitch, as they prepare to defend their European trophy in 2025. Learn how star players Alessia Russo, Lauren Hemp, Keira Walsh and Millie Bright keep the pride of Britain burning bright on the road to the next UEFA Women’s Championship.
Born into a footballing family, Leah Williamson followed in the footsteps of her mother who cut her hair short so she could play with the boys. Williamson began playing at Scot Youth, a boys’ team in Bletchley, quickly becoming their star striker. Williamson went on to join Rushden and Diamonds Centre of Excellence, before joining Arsenal at the age of nine, where she has remained, making her senior team debut in 2014 at the age of 17. Representing England since 2010, Williamson has played at an international level since the age of 13, and was made permanent captain of the Lionesses in 2022. Discover how this versatile player from Milton Keynes balanced school with a burgeoning football career to hone her skills.
As an energetic six-year-old, Beth Mead was taken to a weekly local football session by her mum. Finding a passion for the game, Beth often found herself as the only girl on the team. Despite being laughed at for this, she let her natural talent do the talking. At 16, Mead was signed to Sunderland where she made a name for herself as a top goalscorer. Putting off offers from Arsenal until she completed her university degree, Mead continued juggling work, study and football until she graduated. She then signed to Arsenal and earned a place as a Lioness, representing the England national team. Discover how this talented forward balanced her university degree alongside a burgeoning football career to hone her skills.
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