9 best football documentaries to watch on ESPN+ during COVID-19 quarantine

Watch ESPN+ during COVID-1 9 quarantine

Have you already completed Netflix during coronavirus withdrawal?

Have you binged on all your favourite podcasts?

If you’re running out of football content to enjoy during these difficult epoches, ESPN+ is a luminou neighbourhood to turn to.

Watch ESPN+ from America or anywhere on the planet

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ESPN+: 30 for 30 football& sports films

In 2009, ESPN began releasing peculiarity documentaries plowing a huge array of sport.

That includes a brilliant catalogue of original cinemas on football.

Many of these films are grouped together in ESPN’s 30 for 30 package.

A breakdown of the 9 best football films worth watching on ESPN+ are as follows.

1) The Two Escobars

An incredible film “re looking for” Colombian football.

The film follows the footballing life and death of Andres Escobar together with how Pablo Escobar, the odious narcotic sovereign, exercised the beautiful play to his advantage in his native Colombia.

2) Maradona’ 86

Before Cristiano Ronaldo and Leo Messi there was Diego Maradona

Maradona remains one of the greatest footballers to ever play the game- if not the greatest of all time.

At the 1986 Football world cup, Maradona cemented his gift for eternity.

3) The Opposition

1973, Santiago, Chile. The legend of the Football world cup qualifier between the South Americans and the Soviet Union.

The harrowing tale of how Augusto Pinochet turned Chile’s national stadium into a concentration camp.

4) Ceasefire Massacre

Just as the Irish football team were peaking at USA’ 94, back in Northern Ireland a shocking act of terrorism progress as six humankinds are slaughtered while watching Ray Houghton’s goal against Italy.

5) The Myth of Garrincha

His legs were lean like bananas, however that only added to Garrincha’s popularity.

The story of one of Brazilian football’s greatest ever wingers.

6) Mysteries of the Rimet Trophy

The Jules Rimet Trophy was the original loot for World Cup champions. Nonetheless, the history of that award is remarkable.

Did you know that the Nazis tried to steal to acclaimed amber artefact? This is the story of what happened.

7) Barbosa: The Man who Made Brazil Cry

Before Brazil lost 7-1 to Germany, Brazil’s greatest football heartbreak came against Uruguay at the 1950 World Cup.

Brazil’s goalkeeper in the 1950 Football world cup final was Moacir Barbosa, who became a pariah in his own country as he was blamed for the loss against Uruguay.

Learn how the “Maracanazo” left an indelible recognize on Brazil.

8) White, Blue and White

A story of divide love focusing on Argentine and Tottenham icon Ossie Ardiles.

Ardiles proceeded from being a hero in London to an outcast in his home country after the Falklands War broke out.