The debate about who deserves the label of the "big quarter" of Chilean football is often bogged down in nostalgic discussions about the age of the colonies clubs, the social mass of the Buenos Aires teams or the number of chocolates in the gallery. However, when the ball is put against the floor and the [...]
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The debate about who deserves the label of the "big quarter" of Chilean football is often bogged down in nostalgic discussions about the age of the colonies clubs, the social mass of the Buenos Aires teams or the number of chocolates in the gallery. However, when the ball is put against the floor and the [...]