Lawrie 
How Hakoah Vienna’s record-setting 1926 American tour connected a Jewish sporting institution, a huge New York crowd and players who built new football lives in the United States.
How a novel Blackpool training camp, stamina and long switches of play prepared Blackburn Olympic to beat Old Etonians after extra time in 1883.
How Inter’s 1961 record purchase of Luis Suárez transferred more than fame: it moved a Ballon d’Or creator toward the starting point of Helenio Herrera’s attacks.
How Celtic and Racing Club carried two matches of grievance into a Montevideo decider settled by Juan Carlos Cárdenas amid five enforced dismissals.
How five blank Saturdays, one pencilled proposal and two meetings gave professional football a reliable calendar before the points table was even settled.
A licence rescue became a 140,000-hour stadium rebuild, giving Union Berlin’s later rise a home its supporters had physically preserved.
A defender, administrator and passing-game pioneer led Scotland to England’s heaviest home defeat, then carried Scottish combination football south.
Denmark entered Euro 1992 at short notice after Yugoslavia was barred, then survived a narrowing group route and beat the holders and world champions.
Accrington Stanley returned to the Football League in 2006 after a 44-year absence, sealing promotion through a deflection and a twice-taken penalty at Woking.
Portsmouth entered administration on 26 February 2010, suffered a nine-point deduction, and still reached the FA Cup final 78 days later.
