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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2018 · 28 MIN

Fabulously Fashionable Football

from Not by the Playbook · host BBC World Service

The World Cup 2018 has been a delight to watch... such swagger, such chic, such unmistakable style... and that's just what the players are wearing! So who better to look at the good, the bad and the ugly of football fashion than Simon Doonan, Creative Ambassador for Barneys department store and author of "Soccer Style: The Magic and Madness" and Aaron Dodson sports,culture and sneaker writer for ESPN.The Secret to Argentine Success? We think we've have found the secret to Lionel Messi's turn around in fortune. After missing a penalty in the first game against Iceland, people questioned his greatness, but Messi came back with a goal in the crucial win over Nigeria all thanks to a little help from Argentine football reporter Rama Pantorotto, well, his mum actually. We reveal all!The Jazzy Golfer One of the biggest events on the Women’s Golf Calendar - the PGA Championship takes place in Chicago this weekend. However it's not just those at the top of the sport inspiring the next generation of female players. Meet the amateur golfer using social media to encourage more women to pick up a club for the very first time.Photo: The dapper Nigerian team after arriving in Russia for the World Cup Credit: Getty Images

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