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Rupert Fryer is an expert on South American football and is the co-founder and editor of southamericanfootball.co.uk
15 May 2012 | Rupert Fryer
The Argentine Football Association have voted to return to a regular 38 game season, eschewing the Apertura and Clausura format. How will this affect club football in the country?
13 April 2012 | Rupert Fryer
This weekend, Salvador Cabañas will make his return to football just two years after being shot in the head. Even more remarkably, the bullet remains lodged in his skull.
05 April 2012 | Rupert Fryer
It's extremely hard to maintain your focus on the league when you're competing for South America's premier club competition.
27 March 2012 | Rupert Fryer
Boca Juniors are barely recognisable from the team that marched their way to a league title on the back of a series of 1-0 wins.
08 February 2012 | Rupert Fryer
Many have Juninho-led Vasco da Gama down as one of the favourites for this year's Copa Libertadores for one main reason - their incredible team spirit.
23 January 2012 | Rupert Fryer
Both have statues of themselves at Boca Juniors’ La Bombonera, but that’s where the similarities end. Juan Roman Riquelme and Martín Palermo are different in every way imaginable.
31 December 2011 | Rupert Fryer
Strap yourselves in as our man Rupert Fryer casts his mind back over a weird and wonderful year in South American football!
10 November 2011 | Rupert Fryer
15 years ago today, Juan Román Riquelme made his professional debut, for Boca Juniors against Union de Santa Fe.
06 November 2011 | Rupert Fryer
South America's second most prestigious intercontinental cup competition is finally starting to get interesting...
14 October 2011 | Rupert Fryer
Nine teams, eight games, seven winners and 27 goals – thank god Conmebol World Cup qualifying is a marathon and not a sprint.
18 September 2011 | Rupert Fryer
For the first time in 35 years, the Copa Roca between Argentina and Brazil is back. But does anyone actually care?
02 September 2011 | Rupert Fryer
The turbulent career of Adriano is hopefully on the up...
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