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The African Confederation of Football covers more territory than any other confederation and includes a set of increasingly confident and ambitious nations.

Spain has become the world's leading footballing nation.

Argentina: cradle of Maradona, Messi and an uncompromising footballing culture.

France is the most significant footballing nation of the past 30 years.

For the English, England is the cradle of football, but the men's national team only has one trophy to its credit.

Portugal is a historic footballing nation and now a factory for the football elite.

Teddy Riner ends 10 years of invincibility in judo, Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards takes flight at the 1988 Calgary Games and Rocky Marciano turns his back on boxing.

From the chaotic rules of football to the management of the workload of the NBA and the solitary work of solo sports, endurance and programmes without end shape modern competitions like few other things.

The fight for sexual equality continues for women, whether it concerns wage equality, more opportunities or better infrastructures. The road is long, but progress is being made.

Montpellier welcomes the FISE festival. We then head for South Africa to witness the world Street Skate championships in the Kimberley Diamond Cup, and we meet Australian BMX legend Logan Martin.

To remain England's top scorer for 45 years after his retirement, as a midfielder, is a truly remarkable exploit.

From cricket grounds to rugby scrums via football fields, captains juggle with pressure, inspire their teammates and fashion the game in a way that few people notice.

A voyage through the activism of athletes, from Ali to Osaka, showing how sporting personalities remodel society and fight injustice.

The development of awareness in the area of mental health through the journeys marked by sincerity of athletes like Phelps, Biles, Osaka and others has transformed sporting culture by attacking depression, abuse and stigmatisation.

From the chaotic rules of football to the management of the workload of the NBA and the solitary work of solo sports, endurance and programmes without end shape modern competitions like few other things.

In modern sport, emotional links come up against mercenary movements, raising questions of belonging, identity and empowerment.

Kevin Durant and Lebron James, Neymar and FC Barcelona make fun of PSG and the man with the golden shoes of Atlanta 1996.

In modern sport, emotional links come up against mercenary movements, raising questions of belonging, identity and empowerment.

Despite their excellent qualifications, women still struggle to accede to key posts in sport, like head coach or CEO. Questions remain as to the reasons for this choice.

Only Live Once talks with the pros of the BMX Supercross World Cup. Levi Sherwood is an FMX rider to follow and teams of skaters face off in personalised obstacles during the Vans Downtown Showdown in Paris.

Calm, posed and serene, Andrea Pirlo, the architect of the Italian triumph of 2006, had a style very much of his own. But this was also true of Germany in 1990 and the strategies of Brazil's golden age.

US gymnast Simone Biles puts his mental health first before the gold at Tokyo 2020, Adam Scott offers Australia his first US Masters and Iceland gets talked about at Euro 2016.

Because of lack of media coverage, athletes increasingly use social media to connect with fans and tell their stories.

From cricket grounds to rugby scrums via football fields, captains juggle with pressure, inspire their teammates and fashion the game in a way that few people notice.

A voyage through the activism of athletes, from Ali to Osaka, showing how sporting personalities remodel society and fight injustice.

The development of awareness in the area of mental health through the journeys marked by sincerity of athletes like Phelps, Biles, Osaka and others has transformed sporting culture by attacking depression, abuse and stigmatisation.

From the chaotic rules of football to the management of the workload of the NBA and the solitary work of solo sports, endurance and programmes without end shape modern competitions like few other things.

In modern sport, emotional links come up against mercenary movements, raising questions of belonging, identity and empowerment.

Sporting films capture the heart of the competition and the culture, each contributing to the evolution of cinema.

The Oceanic Football Confederation is the smallest and least well known of FIFA's federations.

The flamboyant Flo-Jo opens the way to the Seoul Olympic Games in 1988 and Novak Djokovic jumps for joy at the French Open in 2023.

The Bowl-a-rama in Wellington, New Zealand, is our destination, while we watch the professionals display their skills. Alex Luger tries to conquer all before him, and the BMX Supercross arrives in Argentina.

Sporting films capture the heart of the competition and the culture, each contributing to the evolution of cinema.

Celebrate the key milestones of the history and evolution of women's sport.

Only Live Once heads for Santiago del Estero in Argentina for the BMX Supercross. The young pros astonish the crowd while fighting for the Wellington Bowl-a-rama title, and FMX rider Brayden Davies tells us about his passion for the sport.

Platini and Maldini never won the World Cup, but their genius and heritage still shine on football's greatest stage.

From cricket grounds to rugby scrums via football fields, captains juggle with pressure, inspire their teammates and fashion the game in a way that few people notice.

A voyage through the activism of athletes, from Ali to Osaka, showing how sporting personalities remodel society and fight injustice.

The development of awareness in the area of mental health through the journeys marked by sincerity of athletes like Phelps, Biles, Osaka and others has transformed sporting culture by attacking depression, abuse and stigmatisation.

From the chaotic rules of football to the management of the workload of the NBA and the solitary work of solo sports, endurance and programmes without end shape modern competitions like few other things.

In modern sport, emotional links come up against mercenary movements, raising questions of belonging, identity and empowerment.

Sporting films capture the heart of the competition and the culture, each contributing to the evolution of cinema.

Great Britain's Brownlee brothers finish their triathlon in emblematic manner, Niki Lauda bears the scars of an infamous FI fireball, and US ice hockey produces a miracle at Lake Placid.

The fight against doping protects the soul of sport's evolution, but the capacity to run properly and to fight fairly is a battle without end.

What does it mean to "play like a girl"?

Roberto Carlos revolutionised football following the example of the legendary Uruguayan teams, while the imperturbable Fabien Barthez in France and Jack Charlton's Ireland were game changers.