There was a social media first this weekend as Roma streamed their own pre-season friendly live on Twitter.
France and Croatia played out the World Cup final, but the club teams were never far away from the action.
After the Twitter Cull, did football clubs and players lose many followers?
England’s modest but genuine stars show why brands need to look past social media reach when selecting players to partner with.
England’s official Twitter account takes fans through the highs and lows of an ultimately heartbreaking night.
Is it Coming Home? Richard Johnson analyses World Cup fever and how England fans have taken to the tournament on social media.
How the signing of Jack Wilshere allowed West Ham’s digital team to create tonnes of content across all mediums.
As the World Cup’s lull gives clubs the opportunity to take the limelight again, Newcastle and West Ham duly oblige.
Nike’s World Cup 2018 social media presence has been a winner despite its low-key approach.
Wembley is not totally empty on a World Cup matchday – it’s here that the FA’s digital team are presenting England in its best light.
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