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by Paul Kennedy on Aug 20, 4:37 AM
Amelie Delabre, Alessia Russo, Patri Guijarro and Moeka Minami are leading their teams in quest of their first U-20 crown.
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by Ahmet Guvener on Aug 16, 6:49 PM
The success story of Croatia may be explained by subjective concepts like creativity and improvisation coupled with a sporting "soccer crazy" nation.
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by Paul Kennedy on Aug 11, 7:33 AM
EPL clubs spent $1.5 billion on players in the summer window, down from the $1.8 billion spent a year earlier.
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by Paul Kennedy on Aug 10, 6:16 AM
After hitting the century mark in points (100) and goals (106), Manchester City is the heavy favorite to defend its Premier League title.
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by Ahmet Guvener on Aug 2, 9:01 PM
Diversity brought European soccer a different vision in the last 20 years; we will hope the same for soccer in our country.
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by Paul Kennedy on Aug 2, 3:11 AM
Josef Martinez showed why he should obliterate the MLS scoring record in a match that showcased, among other things, Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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by Paul Kennedy on Aug 1, 3:29 AM
Atlanta, which will host the MLS All-Star Game on Wednesday night, holds a special place in American soccer history.
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by Paul Kennedy on Jul 25, 4:25 AM
Whitecaps head coach Carl Robinson says he won't block a move by Canada's hottest young star.
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by Paul Kennedy on Jul 24, 7:56 AM
American soccer bemoans pay-to-play. At Kylian Mbappe's hometown club, someone other than parents pays for the same costs.
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by Paul Kennedy on Jul 23, 7:46 PM
Mesut Ozil, a mainstay on the German national team for a decade, quit, accusing the German federation of "racism and disrespect."
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by Ahmet Guvener on Jul 19, 6:36 PM
This was the only World Cup in my personal history that was officiated to near perfection.
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by Mike Woitalla on Jul 18, 9:46 PM
Here's how World Cup soccer used to work: 1 billion people get to see a replay of a crucial incident but the ref doesn't.
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by Paul Kennedy on Jul 18, 2:05 AM
If you limit your analysis to the last six World Cups -- 32 teams, 64 games -- Russia 2018 broke a host of records.
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by Paul Kennedy on Jul 17, 2:03 AM
The most striking difference between France's 1998 and 2018 World Cup victors is the youth of the new champions.
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by Ahmet Guvener on Jul 5, 2:38 PM
Japan panicked a lot in defense, but when it had possession it attacked with elegance, grace and beauty not seen in any other team.
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