A collection of artworks not seen in public before depicting the beautiful game in England is about to go on sale

The contrast with the 2022 World Cup and its multibillion-pound air-conditioned stadiums could not be starker.

Football in England from the 1870s to the 1950s was played as the main pastime for predominantly working-class fans, usually watching from rickety wooden stands.

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