Englischer Fussball offers a German journalist's perspective on the history and culture of English football. It traces the game's roots from late‑19th‑century public schools through defining moments and personalities of the 20th century.

Exploring famous matches (Wembley 1966, Munich 2001) and well‑known figures, the book examines national rivalries, media spectacle, hooliganism and scandals to ask what the sport reveals about English identity and values.

Readable and investigative, the narrative balances historical overview with cultural analysis, making it suitable for readers who enjoy sports history, social commentary and comparative perspectives on football.

Key topics

• Origins and development of English football
• Anglo‑German rivalry and iconic matches
• Players, media and fan culture
• Social impact and national character

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