Football is nothing without fans. The beautiful game is so popular around the world because of its unique ability to bring people together.

So we want to know what's on your mind each week. Which videos do you keep coming back to? Or has there been a fascinating feature on your favourite team or player that deserves wider viewing? Submit your thoughts via social media with the hashtag #WeLiveFootball, and we'll pick the top ones to showcase here.

Thanks to FIFA's Fan Movement members and your input on social media, this week we're featuring stories on the FIFA Women's World Cup France 2019™, strong performances on the men's side during the international break and more.

From Duo Dinamico (Mexico) As of Friday, the FIFA Women's World Cup is a mere 70 days away. Wondering which players are poised to light up France? @UnDuoDinamico's video series is filled with facts and figures pertaining to the tournament's biggest stars, beginning with USA goalscorer Alex Morgan.

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From Simon Lugo (United States) When it was announced that Lionel Messi would be reintroduced into Argentina's lineup after 265 days away, it seemed to spell bad news for opponents Venezuela. But La Vinotinto were unfazed, dispatching La Albiceleste 3-1 in Madrid to secure one of the international break's most impressive wins. @simonsoccerstyle certainly took note.

From Emma Clarke (England) Only a week removed from Barcelona and Atletico Madrid setting an attendance record for women's club football at 60,739, Juventus Women attracted 39,000 passionate fans for their debut at Allianz Stadium against Fiorentina. Not only did they smash Italy's previous attendance record by over 20,000 fans, as @Emma042198 pointed out, but they also registered a 1-0 victory.

From Natalie Basson (South Africa) As the men's game transitions back into club football, Liverpool's Sadio Mane looks poised to continue his hot scoring streak. @BloodsugarNatz commemorates the Senegalese forward's 20 goals across all competitions for the Reds this season.

From Anita Sambol (Croatia) Two years ago it looked like then-Arsenal midfielder Santi Cazorla's career was over. Complications from multiple surgeries on a painful ankle injury had him in tears and on the verge of hanging up his boots. But now he's back and thriving for the club that made him a professional, Villarreal. @arsenalofka and the rest of the footballing world are heartened to see Cazorla doing what he loves again.