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Surprise your party guests, friends, family… and the office team. Chase after the ball with the remote control in your hand. Skillfully outmanoeuvre your opponents. Amaze them with trick back-heel shots. Make a lateral sprint over the pitch, shoot and – score! It’s great fun and a real test of any player’s reaction speed and skills.

The set of 2 boots is perfect for exicting “one-on-one” competitions. And thrilling tournaments.
Driven by an electric motor, the boots whiz around on 4 wheels: Forwards, backwards, to the left and right. Controlled by 2 levers on the remote control. Colour coded in red or blue with orange, the boots transmit at different frequencies (27/40 MHz). Scoops (supplied) can be attached to the boots’ toe section to give beginners a fair chance, too.

Earlier this month, Dolce&Gabbana and Chelsea Football Club announced the signing of a three-year partnership.

In addition to providing the formal club suits, the iconic fashion house will created the “Dolce&Gabbana Lounge” in the West Stand at Stamford Bridge.

The directors lounge will be an exclusive space where guests will be able to experience unique match day hospitality typical of the Dolce&Gabbana style.

PITCH is an innovative system for community-based rainwater harvesting, designed
to help the more than one billion people globally without access to clean water.

PITCH:AFRICA is centered around a street soccer venue that is built to capture and store rainwater as it falls onto the playing field and surrounding seating areas. The stored water is then filtered and made available to the community on a continuous basis to use for drinking, cooking, washing and/or farming.

PITCH:AFRICA also utilizes the spaces underneath the soccer field's bleachers to house schools, health clinics, community meeting rooms and a local market. PITCH is a sustainable and cost-effective alternative or complement to efforts currently under way like borehole drilling for water wells. Unlike rainwater harvesting, however, these water wells often dry up and are unable to provide a continuous water supply like PITCH.

Adam Santarossa is the "Man in the Ball" - he is living inside a 6m-high replica of the official World Cup Jabulani ball that is sitting on the banks of the Yarra River at Southbank in Melbourne.

The bizarre fixture will become the 23-year-old's home as he watches all 65 games of the FIFA World Cup over 31 days.

Santarossa was chosen after a month-long search by Adidas and football magazine FourFourTwo.

Take a vintage Vespa PK 50 scooter saved from the junkyard, over 1000 Panini stickersfrom the 1970 - 1990 World Cup tournaments, a lot of patience and the result is a unique COPA World Cup scooter.

This customized scooter is COPA’s homage to the World Cup football stars from the past and to celebrate the start of the 2010 World Cup in South-Africa.

The scooter can be seen at the COPA Football flagship store in Amsterdam or might be spotted cruising around Amsterdam.