The national team here is the 7-a-side soccer team, also known as the Paralympic soccer team, which plays CP Football.

U.S. Soccer Foundation was created after the 1994 World Cup to distribute profits from the tournament to further the growth of the sport in this country.

The first 10 years of Andy Woodward's life were just as they should have been for a young lad.

The intelligent effort and fighting spirit that changed the USA's mind about soccer and led it to the cusp of becoming a major American sport met these goals with impressive speed.

For soccer fans of a certain age, the past is a place where things were always better, even when they were worse.

There's a heart-breaking passage early on in the autobiography of the Nigerian-born British striker Eni Aluko.

U.S. Soccer House, U.S. Soccer's headquarters since 1991, is actually two houses, both mansions.

Stanford's 2019 Women's College Cup final victory over North Carolina marked the third national championship for the Cardinal since Paul Ratcliffe became head coach in 2003.

Within their own social circle, referees are nerds. We love to discuss seven different ways to interpret the more obscure clauses of the Laws of the Game.

Much of U.S. Soccer's open board meeting related to management issues. Afterwards, attention turned to soccer-specific issues.

U.S. Soccer's board meeting on Friday drew an unprecedented audience at a former mob ballroom at Chicago's famous Blackstone Hotel.

Anson Dorrance coached the USA in 1986-94 as it become a world power in the women's game

On the latest books by Britain's most prolific and widely read soccer authors, David Goldblatt and Jonathon Wilson