La Liga Roundup, Gameweek 27: Real Madrid Make Light of Barcelona Shock

Last week, two Republican senators told FIFA that they wanted Russia kicked out of the 2014 World Cup. Now, in retaliation, deputies in the Russian State Duma have called for the USA’s FIFA membership to be terminated. One of the … Continue reading →

No team has won the UEFA Champions League trophy for two consecutive years since 1990, but there has never been a squad that looked more equipped to do so than the current holders, Bayern Munich. It can certainly be said … Continue reading →

On World Soccer Radio 9pm ET, Geber is back and better than ever. Sort of. We discuss City’s dismissal in the FA Cup, Arsene’s opportunity and a whole lot more. Plus we’ll look ahead to the week’s Champions League matches. … Continue reading →

Nike launched a new campaign today entitled “Dare to Zlatan” around soccer superstar Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Part social media campaign, part Nike collection and part game, we’re still trying to figure out what it all means, but we do love the … Continue reading →

The timely reemergence of André Schürrle has allowed Chelsea to take firm control of the title race in addition to bringing the player back into strong consideration for Jogi Löw’s Germany side this summer. This comes after a transfer window … Continue reading →

With the continued increase in TV ratings for Premier League matches on NBC Sports in its debut season, the network has announced three key changes for this weekend’s coverage: 1. Tim Howard will return to the booth as co-commentator for … Continue reading →

A photo of Portugal’s away shirt for the 2014 FIFA World Cup has been leaked on the Internet. While Portugal’s home World Cup shirt is bright and modern, Portugal’s away shirt for 2014 is more modest with a white jersey, … Continue reading →

With its launch just a year away, MLS team New York City FC have launched a campaign to allow soccer fans to vote on the badge the club should wear. Created by designer Rafael Esquer and chosen by the club, … Continue reading →

Sunday’s match between Manchester City and Wigan Athletic was a wonderfully entertaining game for the neutrals. It had a little bit of everything, and fair play to Wigan Athletic for putting in an inspired performance against the richest club in … Continue reading →

The summer will be here before you know it, and so there’s no doubt that one club that will be busier than most in the transfer window will be Manchester United. Before I get to the 5 footballers who are … Continue reading →

For the past several months, one of the treasures of Reddit’s soccer section has been the brilliant and irreverent Premier League Team of the Week images. The intentionally retro design that looks like an 8-bit video game have been visually stunning. … Continue reading →

NBCSN’s live coverage of the 2014 MLS season opener between Seattle Sounders and Sporting Kansas City scored a ratings boost Saturday when the coverage netted a 283% increase over the 2013 season opener on NBCSN, based on overnight ratings. Seattle-KC … Continue reading →

Last week’s international friendlies featuring South American teams revealed some trends and issues that could become major problems if they’re not remedied soon especially with the World Cup less than 100 days away. Here’s what we learned from the most … Continue reading →

Every year, more and more people are letting their TVs gather dust in favor to using projectors, thanks to their increasing affordability and unparalleled image size and experience. Consumers that love having a movie theater-like experience in the comfort of … Continue reading →

Entering last Saturday’s London derby with Chelsea, Tottenham appeared to be well positioned to crack the top four party. The early season crisis of confidence and character under sacked manager Andre Vilas-Boas had been replaced by more free-flowing and assured … Continue reading →

Even with just five Premier League games this week, there were plenty of talking points to pick out from the referee’s performances. Starting at Stamford Bridge, Spurs conceded four second half goals in a 4-0 defeat. However, at 1-0 to … Continue reading →

It was a weekend of mixed competition. Cup, league: and to trail it all there was international football. So the pod take you all over the world with a range of views and news from around the competitions. United get … Continue reading →