Si has visto más de algún partido de la Liga MX este fin de semana, seguro te habrás fijado de una situación bastante particular: los jugadores de casi todos los equipos de la competencia están usando calcetas de diferentes colores.
Pasó en el Puebla vs. Pumas,
La cigueña toca la puerta de un seleccionado mexicano: Edson Álvarez será padre por segunda vez.
Machín dio a conocer la noticia después de jugar los 90 minutos, en la victoria 2-1 del Ajax sobre el Sparta Rotterdam. El jugador incluso utilizó el mismo estadio de su equipo, el Johan Cruyff Arena, para hacer el anuncio y revelar el sexo de la criatura tal como lo hace la mayoría de los futbolistas de hoy: pateando una pequeña pelota que explota en el aire y devela el misterio.
Familia Álvarez
The clash between the two biggest Mexican stars in MLS is finally happening. Javier Hernández and Carlos Vela are facing each other on Saturday, April 9 (7:30 p.m. ET), in El Trafico, the derby between LA Galaxy and LAFC.
The league has been expecting the duel for almost two years, but between the Covid-19 pandemic and injuries affecting both players at different times, we still haven't been able to watch them in action in the same game.
Gen Z, Gen Z, blah, blah, blah, Gen Z. Marketing and audience industries are obsessed with Gen Z. Everybody is trying to capture its attention, and soccer is not a stranger in the game. Gen Zers were one of the excuses used by the greedy men behind the infamous Super League, and I'm pretty sure they are also the reason behind the latest LaLiga idea: streaming the next Real Sociedad vs. Real Betis match through TikTok.
As with many soccer coaches of his era, Joe Morrone did not fit the profile of what we would consider a modern soccer coach.
First, he did not have a background in the sport — "I think the first time I saw a soccer game, I was playing in it," Morrone said.
Then there was his appearance on the sideline — donning sunglasses and a suit and toting a clipboard that rarely survived the full 90 minutes.
Teams from Liga MX, Major League Soccer and the National Women's Soccer League and others have formed a coalition to eliminate homophobia from soccer, the group said on Friday.
Hace unos días, los buenos amigos de Goal crearon un gráfico para sus redes sociales intentando encender el debate sobre el movimiento más icónico en el fútbol. En la lista incluyeron el giro de Cruyff, el elástico de Ronaldinho, las fintas de Lionel Messi y Cristiano Ronaldo, así como la exquisita trivela de Ricardo Quaresma, entre otros.
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En mayo de 2021, Tigres sacudió el mercado de la Liga MX con la contratación del campeón del mundo Florian Thauvin. Un año después, el francés habló de las razones que lo hicieron elegir al equipo felino en desmedro de una oferta que tenía del AC Milán.
La revelación aparece en el reciente documental "El Expatriado", en el que Canal+ explora la vida de Thauvin en México.
There comes a time when every footballer experiences defeat on a totally embarrassing level. Lionel Messi has lost 8-2; Cristiano Ronaldo has twice been defeated 5-0. Fortuna's wheel is always turning.
But the great wisdom imparted by this game is to "meet with Triumph and Disaster and treat those two impostors just the same." One must be gracious in victory and defeat, but this old cliché is always put to the test when you're on the receiving end of a thrashing.
I have a serious bone to pick with the Concacaf Nations League after Monday’s draw revealed the two nations in the USMNT’s group: El Salvador and Grenada.
The issue isn’t the league itself — I think it creates great opportunities for the lower teams in Concacaf — my problem is that in one of the final two international breaks before the World Cup the USMNT will be forced to play against El Salvador and Grenada.