Soccer (FIFA)

Soccer (FIFA)

2014 featured major football events like the World Cup in Brazil, Premier League title race, and Real Madrid's historic La Decima.

Manchester City is actively seeking a midfield replacement for Rodri following his season-ending injury.

Community sports facilities are at risk due to Islington Council's housing plans, threatening local football clubs and their youth programs.

Argentina secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Peru led by Lautaro Martinez, marking his milestone as the nation's fifth all-time scorer.

SPFL clubs face growing financial difficulties post-Covid, with two going into administration in one month.

Messi's arrival at Inter Miami has significantly increased interest in MLS and led to unprecedented expectations for the club's future.

USWNT to host SheBelieves Cup featuring Japan, Australia, and Colombia, emphasizing preparation for upcoming World Cups.

Tottenham appeals Rodrigo Bentancur's seven-game ban for a racist comment, arguing the sanction is overly severe while acknowledging the guilty finding.

The Diwali festival at Wembley brought together the Hindu community and football, promoting diversity and community involvement in sports.

Germany fans traveled to Budapest despite cold weather, showing renewed passion for their national team after recent struggles.

Arsenal Women are adapting to changes and growing stronger under interim coach Renee Slegers after a rocky start to the season.

Michael Beale rejoins Steven Gerrard as assistant at Al-Ettifaq, aiming to improve the team's performance in the Saudi Pro League.

Quizzes have evolved from traditional gatherings to popular virtual events, especially during the pandemic.

Jess Fishlock's return from injury and leadership are pivotal for Wales in their Euro 2025 qualifying playoff against the Republic of Ireland.

Lautaro Martinez's goal secured Argentina's 1-0 win over Peru, solidifying their lead in World Cup qualifiers.

Puck Pieterse is preparing for a 12-race cyclocross season leading to the 2024 World Championships in Liévin.

Guardiola's new contract reinforces his role as a top-tier manager, continuing to build on Manchester City's success.

Asia has some of the world's strongest militaries, with China and Russia leading in nuclear capabilities.

Sepp Blatter acknowledges the creation of the FIFA Club World Cup as a mistake and prioritizes national federations over clubs.

Aliou Cisse's departure as Senegal's coach highlights the conflict between the football federation and government, despite his successful tenure leading to historic victories.

La Liga has abandoned plans to hold Barcelona vs Atletico fixture in the US, despite aims to host games abroad in the future.

Pep Guardiola is contemplating his future with Manchester City as his contract expires, with potential opportunities, including a role in Brazilian national management.

Michele Kang pledged $30 million to transform women's and girls' football in the US, marking a significant commitment to the sport.

Bay Area leaders prioritize social issues planning for upcoming major sporting events, emphasizing engagement and humane treatment of vulnerable populations.

Amsterdam Mayor regrets using 'pogrom' to describe violence against Israeli fans, stating it became politically manipulated and was not intended that way.

Messi's national team selection is an exception to Scaloni's usual club performance criteria due to his unique contributions as a player.

The 2012 football quiz celebrates major events like Messi's records, Manchester City's title win, and Spain's Euro 2012 victory.

Ben Doak's raw talent and fearlessness are pivotal to Scotland's recent success, according to former national manager Craig Levein.

Scotland secured pot three for World Cup qualifiers but missed out on pot two due to other team's performances.

Tyrrell Hatton's selection for the Team Cup indicates improving relations between traditional golf and LIV Golf players.

Tata Martino resigns as Inter Miami CF head coach for personal reasons, despite recent successes, including trophies and a record-setting season.

Brian Fenton retires from inter-county football at 31, a major loss for Dublin GAA after a decade of achievements.

Rangers appoint Nils Koppen as technical director to enhance their transfer strategy and develop a sustainable club structure.

Les Ferdinand actively fights to save community football pitches in Islington from redevelopment into high-rise flats, emphasizing their importance for youth and community.

Community members express strong opposition to proposals for rooftop football pitches, arguing they fail to meet local needs.

Germany's national soccer team is striving to regain its former glory and has seen a revitalization under new coaching.

Players believe in the renewed hopes of fans, indicating progress despite challenges ahead.