The new Champions League intro video has been released and USMNT fans will be happy to know Christian Pulisic made the final cut. Pulisic’s grand cameo comes in at the end of the video with the Chelsea trophy lift.
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Lionel Messi is finally coming to U.S. audiences on a weekly basis without the need for an obscure channel no one can pronounce, let alone find on TV. And now fuboTV wants to help fans watch his every match with an exclusive offer: giving subscribers the money it’ll cost to watch every LaLiga match not on fuboTV.
Back in early May, ESPN announced that it had acquired English and Spanish-language rights for LaLiga on an eight-year deal, meaning that Spain’s top division was moving from the notoriously lacking beIN SPORTS to having every match available live on the ESPN+ streaming service.
¡Ouch! México tuvo un duro despertar esta mañana, al caer derrotado por 2-1 ante Japón y complicar sus chances de clasificar a los cuartos de final de los Juegos Olímpicos. Lo curioso es que el resultado, de algún modo, lo predijeron Los Supercampeones.
OK, no lo “predijeron, predijeron” pero coincidentemente en el animé que sigue las aventuras de Oliver Atom, el duelo entre ambas selecciones, en un torneo juvenil, termina con el mismo marcador y con un mexicano expulsado.
Con el duelo entre los Gallos Blancos de Querétaro y el América hoy se inicia una nueva temporada de la Liga MX. El nombre Guard1anes que se usó en la campaña anterior, para agradecer a los trabajadores de la salud que combaten la pandemia de Covid-19, se mete en el baúl y ahora su denominador oficial será "Grita México".
Se acabó la espera. México debuta la madrugada de este jueves en los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio con un sueño único: repetir el oro conseguido en Londres 2012.
El Tri no es ni de cerca el favorito -un honor que quizás recae en la selección de España-, pero eso no impide, como diría Chicharito Hernández, "imaginar cosas chingonas".
Los nominados por el técnico Jaime Lozano para la justa de los anillos son:
A menos que haya una suspensión de última hora, debido a los problemas derivados de la Covid-19, los Juegos Olímpicos de Tokio comienzan a vivirse este martes 20 de julio con la fase de grupos del softball, deporte que debuta en la cita de los anillos.
Luego viene el fútbol. ¡Siuuuu!
Como las Olimpíadas son en Japón, el gran debate en tu cabeza será ver los partidos en vivo o respetar los ciclos de tus sueño y ponerte al día más tarde con una repetición o un video con highlights.
Maybe it’s just the nostalgia of waking up in the middle of the night to watch the 2002 World Cup, but something about the idea of throwing my circadian rhythm out of whack to watch soccer fills me with excitement. If you’re like me and want to watch the USWNT and/or Mexico men compete live in Japan this summer, here’s our guide for how to watch Olympic soccer in the U.S. And if you just want to watch the games later at normal human hours Stateside, we’ve got you covered, too.
LEEDS, England - When you think of addiction, the first things that come to mind are gambling, alcohol and drug abuse.
Footballers down the ages have not been immune to falling into either of those vice's grips — some of the best players to have ever graced the pitch, George Best, Diego Maradona and Paul Gascoigne to name but a few.
But there is one addiction, previously seen as a harmless bit of fun, that is becoming a serious issue among professional footballers, of all levels — a compulsion to play computer games.
Cristiano Ronaldo is a man brimming with confidence in just about every aspect of life. Think to yourself, have you ever seen Ronaldo uncomfortable or awkward? Sure, we’ve seen him pissed about ghost goals, throwing his armband and other fits, but I’ve never seen him out of his comfort zone.