Oslo2017

Mixed team Brazil became the first team to win the Homeless World Cup for the third time in the men’s/mixed tournament’s 15-year history, courtesy of a 4–3 win over Mexico in Oslo’s [...]

As the sun sets on the 2017 Homeless World Cup here in Oslo, we take a look back at all the FIFPro winners from the past eight days. The award was handed out daily to players who showed exemplary [...]

For Italy player Kevin Gioia, an injury concern wasn’t going to put paid to his desire to line up for his country at this year’s Homeless World Cup in Oslo. “I thought that I might not make the [...]

Those who took in the 3rd/4th place play-off between Greece and Australia in the Men’ Viasport Quaich trophy were treated to a match choc full of goals, good build-up play and, most importantly, [...]

It’s the 10th year in a row that Cambodia have been part of the Homeless World Cup, thanks in most part to Happy Football Cambodia Australia (HFCA), the organisation that coordinates the team’s [...]

The Greek team has become a staple part of the Homeless World Cup over the years thanks to their spirit of camaraderie, fair play and fun that emanates from the players both on and off the pitch. [...]

26-year-old Georgina Liversidge from Newcastle, Australia first heard about the Homeless World Cup through weekly street soccer programmes. She was nominated by her local coach, and was selected [...]

For Team Israel, on view at this year’s Homeless World Cup in Oslo are the fruits of a laborious process of team selection and training, and one that has allowed for real change with their group [...]

While representing their countries at the Homeless World Cup, it’s hard for players not to get caught up with the pressure they place themselves under on the pitch to try and secure a victory for [...]

When Steven Kelly was asked if he would captain Scotland at this year’s Homeless World Cup in Oslo, he thought it was a wind-up. The 37-year-old Glaswegian assumed he had done something wrong [...]