The latest in Amazon’s ‘All or Nothing’ series focuses on Mikel Arteta’s Gunners side and their 2021/2022 campaign and has proven immensely popular with viewers across the globe.
The dramatic television show goes up and close and personal with Spanish manager Arteta and his Arsenal troops as they aim to break the Premier League top four and bring the glory days back to Arsenal.
However, with more and more football documentaries capturing the everyday drama of the sport, we decided to look at which ones have proven to be most popular with viewers and fans.
Could it be Netflix’s two season long Sunderland Til I Die series from producers Fulwell73? Or was it Leeds United’s dramatic play off season in 2019 that captured the world’s imagination?
Using new research from OLBG, we can reveal what fans see as the best football documentary ever made.
Taking into account IMDB and Google User ratings, SEMrush search volume at the time of release and Youtube trailer views, each documentary was handed an aggregate score from these four metrics to reveal the world’s most loved football documentary.
So, without further ado, here is the list of the 10 best football documentaries of all time.
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5. All Or Nothing: Manchester City
Widely praised for it in-depth at one of the great modern managers, Pep Guardiola, and his methods, the City doc was ranked at 8.1 on IMdB, but had by far the most trailer views on this list. Photo: Clive Brunskill
6. Diego Maradona
Constructed from over 500 hours of never-before-seen footage from Maradona's personal archive, the film even had a cinematic release and details the rise, the fall and the genius of one of the game's ultimate all-time legends. Photo: Getty Images
7. First Team: Juventus
The 2018 American/Italian six-part Netflix docu-series followed Italian giants Juventus on and off the pitch as they attempt to win a seventh straight Italian title and achieve Champions League glory. Photo: MIGUEL MEDINA
8. Inside Borussia Dortmund.
Released to surprisingly little fanfare, 'Inside' chronicled the 2018-19 season of German soccer team Borussia Dortmund. Only 68% of Google Review users enjoyed the series - the lowest in this list. Photo: Alex Grimm