Sibling rivalry how USA vs. Mexico became the most contentious, co-dependent feud in world soccer / Hal Phillips.

Author/creator Phillips, W. H.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoNew York : Bloomsbury Academic, 2026.
Descriptionpages cm
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Portion of title How USA vs. Mexico became the most contentious, co-dependent feud in world soccer
Portion of title How USA versus Mexico became the most contentious, co-dependent feud in world soccer
Contents Chapter 1: Rivalries Don't Just Happen -- Chapter 2: Stuck With Each Other: Rivalry as Codependence -- Chapter 3: A Friendly Meditation: Fear, Loathing & Argie Worship in The GDL -- Chapter 4: Of Moles & Molé: How Mexico Seized Unlikely Control of the North American Derby -- Chapter 5: Envy & Scorn in the Borderlands -- Chapter 6: Soccer Made in America (or "How to Wander in the Footballing Desert for a Century") -- Chapter 7: The 1990s Changed Everything: The Power & Politics of Identity & Myth -- Chapter 8: Veni. Vici. Venue. Where Tribe, Home Ground & Hashtags Collide -- Chapter 9: The Accidental Confederation: How Soccer's Best, Brightest & Richest have Come to Covet CONCACAF -- Chapter 10: The Unlikely, Once-Marginalized Custodians of a Rivalry Most Fierce.
Abstract "In anticipation of the 2026 World Cup, this book examines the on- and off-field impacts, modern and historical, of the storied soccer rivalry between the United States and Mexico"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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Technical detailsMode of access: World Wide Web
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LCCN 2025035411
ISBN9781538196199 hardback
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