Given the number of major international soccer tournaments this summer, it’s easy to overlook the Gold Cup. Make no mistake: You absolutely should to pay attention to Concacaf’s premier competition. Here’s why you need to watch the 2021 Gold Cup and, just as importantly, how to watch Gold Cup matches on TV and streaming in the U.S.
Este fin de semana se acaban la Copa América y la Euro. ¡Buuu! Pero este fin de semana también comienza la Copa Oro. ¡Yay!
No, no vamos a entrar en comparaciones odiosas. Solo celebramos que el fútbol no para.
Trinidad y Tobago, Guadalupe y Haití se clasificaron ayer y completaron el cuadro de 16 participantes, el cual incluye a Catar, país organizador del Mundial de 2022, como invitado especial.
No hay dibujos animados de fútbol más famosos e influyentes que los Supercampeones. O Capitán Tsubasa por su nombre original. El show inspirado en el manga de Yōichi Takahashi fue y sigue siendo un fenómeno global tan grande que la selección de Alemania decidió homenajearlo a la hora de presentar su escuadra para los Juegos Olímpicos Tokio 2020.
La Mannschaft reveló su lista de 19 jugadores con un video que emula las aventuras de Oliver Atom, Benji Price y Steve Hyuga.
This is going to be old news for those who are so wise in the ways of science, but for the rest of us who read A Brief History of Time and felt their mind quickly passing the event horizon and falling into a black hole, get ready for a similar experience.
This video from Twitter user @UltraLinx was the genesis for our new way of looking at life, the universe and everything. There’s been a paradigm shift.
Spain and Switzerland advanced from two of the most exciting matches we’ve seen in years on Monday. Now both have to refocus on the quarterfinal with just three days of rest. The18’s Spain vs Switzerland prediction, preview and how-to-watch guide will have you ready to find out if the Swiss can pull off another memorable upset, or if Spain continues to grow into this tournament.
For all of our Euro 2020 quarterfinal predictions, click here.
The Euro 2020 quarterfinal between Belgium and Italy on Friday is full of intrigue. Romelu Lukaku goes up against friends and foes from Serie A. The Italian defense is once again looking like an Italian defense, with Gianluigi Donnarumma taking the torch from Gianluigi Buffon. Thorgan Hazard has stepped out of the shadow of his older brother Eden. Italians are pushing for Jorginho to win the Ballon d’Or. And, of course, we have a coaching rematch from the 2013 FA Cup Final. All of these facets will weigh heavily on our Belgium vs Italy prediction and preview.
Había ilusión entre la gente del Querétaro. Todas las fuentes cercanas a la negociación eran optimistas y aseguraban que el campeón del mundo, Lukas Podolski, se pondría la playera de los Gallos Blancos para afrontar la Liga MX 2021-22.
Poldi, sin embargo, hizo polvo los sueños al confirmarse en redes sociales que había preferido unirse al equipo de jueces de “Das Supertalent”, un programa similar a “America Got Talent” en la televisión alemana.
While the Euros roll on through the knockout rounds, we have plenty of wild fan interactions already. From fans showing up to support their team in the wrong country to pitch invaders wielding rainbow flags, anything goes as fans are enjoying their time back. Football fans were kept from stadiums and fully supporting their teams for over a year by the Covid-19 pandemic, diminished to yelling at screens instead of faces, so we wouldn't expect anything less extravagant than what has been happening. Let's take a look at the best Euro 2020 fans so far.
La victoria de Uruguay 1-0 sobre Paraguay y la goleada 4-1 de Argentina sobre Bolivia cerraron la fase de grupos de la Copa América 2021.
El punto a destacar, por supuesto, fue Lionel Messi, quien se convirtió en el jugador con más partidos en la historia de la Albiceleste, con 148. En modo celebratorio, La Pulga además dio una asistencia y marcó un doblete en el triunfo ante la selección altiplánica.
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AMSTERDAM — Wales captain Gareth Bale cut short a post-match interview when asked about his future in international football after his country's crushing 4-0 loss to Denmark in the last 16 of the European Championship on Saturday.
Manager Robert Page later labelled the question insensitive and said 31-year-old Bale had done the right thing to walk away from the pitchside interview.