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Football Weekends magazine – a fan’s guide to live football

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Football Weekends is a glossy monthly publication for fans who love to watch the beautiful game live – both at home and abroad.

Football Weekends offers engaging and informative reviews and features of interest. Its objective is to share experiences of fascinating cities and stadiums – and give knowledge to provide an unforgettable, hassle-free trip.

It cuts straight to the all important information – how to get there, the sights to see, the best bars plus a matchday stadium guide.

It covers clubs from the non-league through to the Champions League.

From Berlin to Bath City, Dortmund to Coventry, it will feature them all through reports, photos and maps.

Building a weekend around watching a football match is becoming ever more popular, both at home and abroad.

Many fans are keen to experience different venues and Football Weekends hopes to help make those hopes and dreams a reality.

It’s not full of the usual tourist guides. Our features give the best advice on how to make the most of a matchday – as well as suggesting other places to visit when you’re away from home.

Football Weekends is on sale at 100s of newsagents across the UK.

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Find your local stockist – or order a copy to be posted to you – at www.footballweekends.co.uk. Back issues can be ordered online.

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