"Not at all. I'm not that smart.”
That was ex-USWNT head coach Pia Sundhage’s response to whether or not she engages in mind games. It is hard to believe at first.
Sundhage was just featured in a New York Times article that was supposed to be nothing more than a profile of her, a Swedish sporting legend. Instead, it turned into the talking point of the young 2015 World Cup.
Normally when someone says a movie is the worst movie in the history of everything, you'd take a look at Tommy Wiseau's "The Room" and see that it can get worse. This isn't the case with the FIFA propaganda film "United Passions." It somehow manages to be worse than "The Room" and that's saying something.
Don't get me wrong, Tim Roth nails it--he always does--but literally every other part of the movie fails on literally every single level. No, I am not being hyperbolic.
The Copa America is a tournament in which each national team, especially the weaker ones, must be attentive to what happens in the other two groups during group stage, because two of the best third place teams advance to the knockout rounds.
Without the core from the title-challenging, beautiful team of yesteryear, can Liverpool contend for the Premier League in upcoming seasons?
Javier Hernandez' growth could be the final step in making him the leader that will guide Mexico to success.
Juventus’ Gianluigi Buffon has seen a lot in his 20 years at the top of world soccer, and he just put Messi above all of it.
A photographer has captured the image that may go down as one of the most timeless of all time, and it speaks volumes about Blatter and FIFA.
One of the greatest of his generation, Luis Figo posts his stern words towards Sepp Blatter and FIFA after the reelection.
The18 breaks down exactly how we think Canada 2015 will play out, from the Group Stages to the Final.
FIFA started a Swiss investigation into itself in order to protect itself from the Department of Justice.