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To promote the upcoming 2010 FIFA World Cup, ESPN commissioned artists to depict a story of each of the 32 teams in a mural.

Each mural will appear in publications and on subway platforms and billboards in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and elsewhere from now through mid-July.

The network worked with the W&K ad agency and the little-known AM I Collective, a group of artists based in Cape Town, South Africa. The murals are said to have been inspired by the style of Ghanaian movie posters from the 1980s.

'Some People are on the pitch' by David Marsh

The project traces the movement of the players throughout the 1966 World cup final between England and West Germany to create a 'portrait' of the nation's most treasured sporting victory.

Created by mapping archive footage at 1/2 real speed, using the pitch markings and the stripes of the cut grass as a coordinate system, the work follows the movement of each player against time, on and off the ball, as they move across the 'field' of play throughout the full 90 minutes, plus extra time.

Wolves have unveiled exciting plans for a 40million pound redevelopment of Molineux which would take its capacity to 36,000 in time for the start of the 2014/15 season.

The project, which will be submitted for local authority approval in late July, was made public to local residents for the first time on Thursday night as part of a consultation meeting. The club's vision comprises of four phases, although planning permission will only initially be sought for the first three phases.

Chief executive Jez Moxey said: "These plans represent an exciting vision for the redevelopment of Molineux, which our chairman Steve Morgan had when he first acquired the club in 2007. His commitment to Wolves and his investment has helped us develop both on and off the field, culminating in the team retaining its Premier League status for the coming season."

The BOWERY STADIUM, officially opened last week, on the evening of Friday, May 14th to a New York crowd who witnessed the unveiling of the space, designed by Rafael de Cardenas.

The first installation is called “ORDER AND PROGRESS”, a celebration of Brazilian football through the lens of the NYC creative community.

That night we premiered a multi-media piece entitled “EVERYTHING IS PRACTICE”, a short film with Spike Lee directed by Jake Sumner and photography by Nabil Elderkin, as well as a piece by Brazilian born, NYC raised creative Allen Benedikt.

Cheltenham Town have chosen a bright, modern design as the club looks to re-brand itself with a new badge.

The shield, in red, white and black, depicts a robin flying upwards.

Guy Douglas from designers flb told BBC Gloucestershire: "This was our most contemporary idea. We wanted one that represented the optimism of the club.

"In the annals of history, most of the robins have been still, waiting. This is flying upwards and moving forward. We hope it's a catalyst."