Stories

In a dramatic finale to the Suffolk Premier Cup final, Leiston FC goalkeeper Billy Johnson delivered a moment of magic that few will forget - an injury-time scissor kick that kept his team's hopes alive.

We're introducing SteadyView, a new feature that uses advanced software algorithms to stabilize shaky footage. The update ensures coaches and analysts can focus entirely on the game without distractions.

With a sublime lob, Thibaut Loubier, who works as a porter at the local hospital, finished second in the People's Puskas vote, just a few votes short of victory.

French player Jonathan Le Ner won this year's People's Puskas with his acrobatic bicycle kick and can call himself the winner of the best grassroots goal of the year.

In football, certain moments become etched in memory forever. For Carter de Ste Croix of Holland Sports, that moment came in the dying seconds of the London Cup final against Just Play FC—a dramatic equalizer followed by the winning penalty that crowned his team champions.

For parents around the world with children in elite sports pathways, the journey is filled with emotional highs and lows, complex decisions, and countless moments of pride and concern. We sat down with Marcia Lewis, founder of No1Fan.Club and mother of Arsenal player and England international Myles Lewis-Skelly, whose personal experience has made her a trusted voice in the world of youth football development.

The beauty of a goal exists in both its execution and its context. In our conversation with Sam Rafique, we explore the multifaceted nature of football's most celebrated moments through the eyes of someone who has both scored and analyzed them professionally. From the technical difficulty of a volley to the psychological impact of a last-minute winner, Rafique brings insight from his global career to our exploration of what makes certain goals resonate far beyond the final whistle.

This year's People's Puskas finalists have been subjected to expert coaching analysis by the Mike Phelan Coaching Team.

The line between athleticism and artistry blurs when a truly beautiful goal unfolds on the pitch. In our conversation with Olivia Ema, we discover how football's most captivating moments mirror the principles of creative expression. As we celebrate International Women's Day, this interview highlights our commitment to diversifying the voices we hear about football – bringing an artist's unique perspective to a conversation often dominated by former players and pundits.

In the world of sports, it's not just about physical performance. The mental side of the game can often be decisive for an athlete's success. We met with Mindset Coach Ana Lameiras to talk about how mental training can transform performances at all levels.

What is a beautiful goal? We met with Roy Thomas who offers a fresh perspective on why some goals live forever in our minds. From the influence of footballing traditions to the raw spontaneity of grassroots play, our conversation delves into what makes certain goals unforgettable – and why beauty in football is never just about aesthetics.

At the heart of this year’s People’s Puskas is Olivia Ema, a London-based creative technologist and digital artist. Dive into the creative process, inspiration, and how Veo’s technology shaped her approach to capturing the magic of football’s unsung moments.