The document discusses the Estádio Milton Corrêa stadium located in Macapá, Brazil, which is known as Zerão. It was initially named after Ayrton Senna and was completed in 1990. The stadium is unique due to its location on the equator, with each half situated on different hemispheres. The document then discusses Valencia CF modifying their logo for their 100th anniversary, which angered DC Comics who claimed it resembled the identity of Batman. Valencia rejected these claims. Finally, the document mentions that in the 1980s, an amateur football league could not be organized in China due to a rule requiring government approval for gatherings of more than 10 people.

2. What is the funda behind the name Zerao and after
which famous person was the stadium named after
initially?
Estádio Milton Corrêa ,also known as Zerão (Big Zero) is a multi-purpose
stadium located in Macapá, Brazil. It is used mostly for football matches
and plays home to a number of teams.
The Stadium was completed in 1990 and was named after someone who
was in the news for unfortunate reasons then, it got its current name in
1994.The stadium is regarded as one of the most unique of its kind due to
its geographical location.

3. The Stadium is located on the Equator and
was initially named after Ayrton Senna
Each of its halves are situated on either Hemispheres

4. Which football club is this and what component
in their logo provoked the US giant?
This footballing entity that celebrated its 100 years of existence in 2019
decided to release a special logo by making slight modifications to a
component in their crest. The aforementioned component also features in
the coat of arms of the entity’s city of origin.
This in turn angered executives of an American corporation, who
attempted to take legal action over the use of this component as it closely
resembled a trademark of their own. The Club rejected these allegations
stating that there is no commercial brand that has a worldwide a worldwide
exclusive on these. They also claimed that the current version of this
component first featured in the club’s crest in 1921 – 18 years before the
Corp. used them in their works.

5. Valencia CF and DC Comics claimed that their
special design of Bat closely resembled the
identity of The Batman

6. What is this phrase?
______ ____ is a phrase popular in English football. It refers to
a generous or excessive amount of time after the injury time had
been added at the end of a match, allowing a team more time to
score a late equalizer or winner. Named after a person, the club at
the receiving end of this advantage claims it to be a hoax. A
study conducted by BBC claims that this concept is true.

7. Fergie Time

8. Who is the Only African footballer to have
won the Ballon d’ Or?
Incidentally he also became the president of his home country a couple of
years ago.

9. George Weah
The current president of Liberia

10. What nickname, a wordplay on a 17th century myth or his
nationality did he earn through this practice?
Dennis Bergkamp is widely regarded as one of the greatest players of his
generation. He went on to play for Inter Milan and Arsenal. The most
memorable moment came in the 1998 FIFA World Cup when he scored a
memorable winning goal in the final minute of the quarterfinal
against Argentina.
Bergkamp is famous for his fear of flying. This came after an engine of
the plane cut out during flight back in 1994 and a journalist joked of
having a bomb in his bag. He decided he’d never fly on a plane again as
anxiety over the flight would affect his performance, this limited his ability
to play in away matches.

11. Un-flying or Non-flying Dutchman

12. What was he supposedly trying to imitate
unintentionally?
During a 2019 match between Lazio and Celtic. Lazio fans made racist
remarks towards Celtic player Oliver Nitcham. Nitcham scored the
winning goal in the 95th minute and went on to perform a cartwheel
(acrobatic flip) celebration.
The Spanish media wrongly claimed that Ntcham was actually mocking an
infamous incident from Italian history, in response to the racist remarks of
Lazio fans. They supported this with a picture of Ntcham in mid-
cartwheel which supposedly resembles a sight that took place in the Milan
square in the mid-20th century. The image is said to signify freedom and
victory of good over evil.

14. Hanging Body of Benito Mussolini

15. Where in the footballing context have we seen this
ship, which was an ode to the fact that most of the
fans of the entity belonged to a certain industry
initially?

17. Which Football Club follows this system of
Public ownership?
In the mid-1940s, the club invented the notion of penyes, a mix
between a fan club and a financial support club, during a time
when the club was in need of financial and public support in face
of the hostility of a dictatorship.
The penyes were responsible for the bulk of the sponsorship
when they club built their iconic venue in the mid-1950s and are
still significant in club affairs.

19. Who is this current sensation in the
footballing world?
One of the most bizarre excuses from managers on how they missed out
on their top transfer target is as follows:
In 2010, this footballer had the opportunity to join Blackburn, their
manager Sam Allardyce was prepared to take a young player who was
something new and might be something special to the team He was all set
to travel to Blackburn, when an Icelandic Volcano eruption caused a major
Ash cloud across the region and grounded almost all of Northern
Europe’s flights. The player was lated quoted saying that that If he had
gone to Blackburn maybe he would’ve stayed there. This incident turned
out to be a life changing one for the player in question.

21. Identify this football team which was a
sensation in the Russia World Cup eventhough
they did not qualify for the knockouts.

23. Icelandic National Football Team

24. What government rule?
Since, China’s opening up and reforms the people have shown an increased
interest in the game. The trend hit a high when President Xi Jinping (who
is said to have played football in his youth) publicly announced his World
Cup dreams for China. There has been a massive $850 billion to be
invested by 2030 on football development. Things were not this fruitful in
the people’s republic in the 90s.
Rowan Simons , the author of Bamboo Goalposts moved here in the
1980s .He wanted to pursue his interest of playing football and decided to
organize an amateur league. Local participants objected this, stating a rule.
Simons claims that this rule is why Chinese sport has excelled in individual
pursuits but hasn’t done well in football or any other team game.

25. In those days, the assembling of more than 10
people required government approval in China