Paperback • 2014 • English

Thirty-One Nil

Name: Thirty-One Nil
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ISBN: 9781408158845

By James Montague

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About the book

Winner of the Football Book of the Year Award, Cross British Sports Book Awards 2015 In a tiny, decaying aluminium smelting town in southern Tajikistan, a short drive from a raging war zone, Afghanistan take on Palestine in the first Asian qualifier for 2014's World Cup in Brazil. Every player on both teams is risking something by playing: their careers, their families, even their lives. Yet, along with thousands of other footballers backed by millions of supporters, they all dream of snatching ...Show more

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ISBN

9781408158845

Publisher

Bloomsbury Sport

Published year

2014

Language

English

Original title

Thirty-One Nil

Format

Paperback

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