With over two years until the opening match of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, fans can begin planning their trips for the international soccer tournament. FIFA announced the confirmation of the tournament (…)
One of the game’s long-standing rules may soon change. At least temporarily. FIFA has proposed a new rule that would allow teams up to five substitutions each as a way to deal with the inevitable fixture (…)
Another one of football’s top competitions joined the lengthy list of postponements on Friday. The 2020 International Champions Cup, scheduled for this summer in both the United States and Asia, has been (…)
A law-enforcing agency, for the very first time, has said what many people have already stated or believed. That Russia and Qatar paid bribes to secure World Cup hosting rights. The U.S. Department of (…)
Leagues across the globe may be on hold right now, but the chances they reach their conclusions and are not canceled reportedly just received a boost. FIFA is set to give an indefinite extension across (…)
Clint Dempsey’s first-half goal, and a strong team defensive effort in blizzard-like conditions, helped the U.S. Men’s National Team register a vital 1-0 victory over Costa Rica at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park on (…)
The highly-anticipated international tournaments that were on the schedule for this summer will not be played. Not this year, anyway. It was announced on Tuesday morning that the upcoming UEFA European (…)
Two Concacaf Champions League games. Two rollercoaster matches. It was another wild night of CCL action on Thursday, as a pair of Round of 16 matches produced 12 goals and lots of drama. New York City FC walked (…)
A dream start. A forgettable finish. It was a tale of two halves for the Montreal Impact on Wednesday night, as they let an early two-goal lead slip late against Deportivo Saprissa in the opening leg of their (…)
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Montreal Impact are heading into their first competitive match of the year under far from ideal circumstances, but that has not stopped them from believing in their (…)
