"Les Bleus" are out of the World Cup, and their loss is being blamed on everything from immigration to the team's racial composition
In defense of Brazil’s Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior—and all his antics
If America wants to become a true soccer superpower, its sports landscape will have to change. One place to start: college.
In Saturday’s World Cup–eliminating defeat, the U.S. men’s team revealed its shortcomings against the old-world sophistication of the Netherlands.
Every four years there’s renewed interest in the sport following the FIFA World Cup. But this time, there’s a chance that it could endure.
Does global soccer win?
But there are limits to how much soccer can burnish its image.
The red card against Team USA’s Folarin Balogun at the World Cup wasn’t good. FIFA’s decision to overturn it after hearing from Donald Trump was even worse.