Whatever you’re looking for, when it comes to sports books we’ve got you covered. You can now view or download our 2024 catalogue.

Pitch Publishing are pleased to announce the acquisition of the English rights to French World Cup winner Olivier Giroud’s autobiography Always Believe, which will be published this autumn.

The Pitch team has specially selected 40 of our best titles to create a bumper pack of books for just £125!

The fascinating story of how Brazilian club Flamengo became the best football team in the world, winning cups at every level before beating the mighty Liverpool in 1981 to capture the Intercontinen...

The Sunshine Kids: Fabio & Rafael Da Silva

To help keep Britain reading, we are cutting our ebook prices to just £4.99 on the majority of our backlist eBook titles. 

The Roger Federer Effect reveals how Roger Federer transcended tennis to become one of the most revered sports stars in the world. Friends, rivals, fans, celebrities and artists explain how the...

Close Quarters is the inspirational, against-the-odds story of a small football club and how it sustains a nine-month challenge for promotion before the global pandemic stops the team in its tracks....

In the 1980s Manchester United was the footballing byword for underachievement. Ron Atkinson's era is often dismissed as one of glorious failure as he couldn't win the prize United wanted most....

First and Last is the amazing story of Jackie Plenderleith, the only surviving player from the first British side to compete in the European Cup. The ex-Scotland star describes what it was like in...

In the Heat of the Midday Sun is a homage to arguably the last truly iconic World Cup. Hosted with only three years' notice, and despite a devastating earthquake bringing Mexico City to its knees...

The Dutch Masters is the entrancing tale of how that iconic white shirt with a broad red band down its centre not only became synonymous with 'totaalvoetbal', but also symbolised the success of the...

Matthew Saad Muhammad was arguably the most exciting fighter of all time. The WBC light-heavyweight champion, who was renowned for his come-from-behind victories, escaped a life of crime to become a...

Drawing on intel from experts and global collectors, this book provides the ultimate guide to classic football-shirt collecting. What elevates a shirt’s status? Who is buying? Are shirts an investm...

Author and award-winning photographer Richard 'Dickie' Pelham made it three in a row for Pitch Publishing as his book A Life Behind the Lens won the Best Illustrated Book of the Year Award. 

Los Leones: The Unique Story of Athletic Club Bilbao tells the incredible story of the unique Basque club. Athletic's rich history and Basque-only philosophy causes intrigue across the footballing...

Blue & Gold Passion chronicles the illustrious history of Boca Juniors, a world-famous football institution renowned for the plethora of legends who have graced its iconic La Bombonera stadium. All...

Pitch Publishing are delighted to report that two of our titles have been longlisted for the 32nd annual William Hill Sports Book of the Year awards.

As Marcelo Bielsa's interpreter, Salim Lamrani was his right-hand man throughout his first season in charge of Leeds United and a privileged witness to the 2018/19 campaign. Taking us match by match...

​​​​​​​We’re thrilled to announce that Clare Shine’s book Scoring Goals in the Dark has been longlisted for the 2022 William Hill Sports Book of the Year Award, the world’s oldest and most valuable...

Nii Lamptey was hailed as 'the next Pelé' by Pelé himself. But after spells with PSV Eindhoven, Aston Villa and Coventry City he failed to fulfil that prophecy. Instead, his career was blighted by...

The Sunshine Kids is no ordinary autobiography. Twins Fabio and Rafael Da Silva have seen it all in football - from the favelas of Brazil to the height of European football with Manchester United....

The Rochdale team of 1973-74 are considered the worst to play in the Football League. They finished bottom of the third division, winning just two of 46 league matches. Meanwhile, the country was in...

British Football's Greatest Grounds offers a bucket list of places to watch football in England, Wales and Scotland as chosen by fans across the world. With beautiful colour images of each ground,...

The Sunshine Kids is no ordinary autobiography. Twins Fabio and Rafael Da Silva have seen it all in football - from the favelas of Brazil to the height of European football with Manchester United....

90+2 tells the story of football’s most dramatic last-minute goals. From late twists that decided a league title, to the heartbreak of last-gasp goals that resulted in relegation, to incredible cup...

Lost Cricket Stickers brings you the inside story of the 1983 cricket season, locating lost heroes and discovering their journeys with the help of a Panini sticker album. This is a warm, funny and...

The son of a plantation owner and a free woman of colour, Andrew Watson was not only the first black football player, he was one of the best in the world. He was carelessly lost to history for more...

Wings of Change explores how the world's biggest energy drinks business influenced football. After taking over Austria Salzburg and changing their crest, colours and name, the project went to New...

Echoes of an Italian Summer reveals the fascinating stories that underpin the magical Italia 90 World Cup, many told for the first time. Learn about the other Schillaci who could have played at the...

The wildly dramatic story of the Vitality Hockey Women’s World Cup London 2018 – the biggest women’s team sport event ever to take place on British soil. Under an Orange Sky was written and photogr...

Shankly, My Dad and Me is the fascinating story of Gordon Milne, one of Bill Shankly’s first and most important Anfield signings, who played a key part in transforming Liverpool into a footballing...

Show Me the Way to Plough Lane is the ultimate story of football fan power. From the muddy Common to a brand-new stadium, from lies and deception to proving the doubters wrong, after more than 25...

The Miracle is the inside story of one of the greatest sporting achievements in history, revealing how rank outsiders Greece won the 2004 European Football Championship. Vasilis Sambrakos has...

Rise Together: Coventry City Under Mark Robins is the story of the club's rebirth. With an angry, apathetic fan base, the Coventry City of 2017 was a far cry from the FA Cup-winning side of 1987....

This is the story of Argentina’s search for an heir to the great Diego Maradona, of all the highly touted players who have come and gone, and their struggles with the pressure of living up to the...

The Undisputed Champions of Europe celebrates the iconic teams, managers and players who scaled European club football's greatest mountain. A tournament that was played out in a more rarefied air...

We’re delighted to announce that four of our titles have been longlisted for the prestigious Telegraph Sports Book Awards’ Football Book of the Year.

As a young footballer, Clare Shine seemed to have it all. By 19, she was a full-time professional and a senior international, but was also addicted to alcohol, had experimented with drugs and...

ut simply, they were the coolest team around. The kit was iconic and, by the time they were completing a hat-trick of European Cup wins, they wore it with shirts untucked and socks rolled down.

A Sprinkle of Magic tells the fascinating stories of non-league clubs who defied the odds and dared to dream big in the world's oldest cup competition. Stretching back to the 2009/10 season, the...

Show Me the Way to Plough Lane is the ultimate story of football fan power. From the muddy Common to a brand-new stadium, from lies and deception to proving the doubters wrong, after more than 25...

In 1975, Sheffield United finished sixth in Division One, playing some of the most exciting football in the country. But within six years they had gone from the brink of greatness to relegation to...