Europa League, Matchday 6: Open Thread

Under the guidance of Jose Mourinho, Chelsea are looking like the best team in the Premier League again. Whether or not they really are remains up for debate, but they do look like the real deal under Mourinho this year. … Continue reading →

We’re over six months away from World Cup 2014 kicking off in Brazil, but a beer company in Chile is already poking fun at their opponents that the national soccer team will be facing in Group B. Cristal, a Chilean … Continue reading →

FC Bayern President Uli Hoeness has publicly stated Bayern Munich will scrutinize balloting for FIFA’s World Footballer of the Year award that came in after the initial November 15 deadline. Bayern’s Franck Ribery, who has already been named European Footballer … Continue reading →

Intel has signed an innovative sponsorship deal with Barcelona to advertise the Intel logo on the inside of the shirt. Under the new deal, Intel becomes Barcelona’s official tech sponsor and will “will help FC Barcelona to become one of … Continue reading →

Chelsea have been encouraged to make a fresh new bid for Wayne Rooney since the Manchester United star has yet to be offered a new contract, according to a report today in The Mirror. The prolonged transfer saga this summer … Continue reading →

Two women and a male accomplice stormed a German TV talk show today, disrupting the program and shouting “Boycott FIFA mafia” over and over again in front of the TV cameras on live TV. The activists were protesting the working … Continue reading →

In the last five minutes of UEFA Champions League action yesterday, it looked like Napoli’s 2-0 lead over Arsenal was going to be enough to help the Italian side qualify for the next round of the tournament and to kick … Continue reading →

Tonight’s episode of World Soccer Radio features host Nick Geber and guest Danny Page discussing all of today’s action from the UEFA Champions League, as well as the MLS viewership numbers. The live broadcast of World Soccer Radio begins at … Continue reading →

FC Bayern was at one time one of the most popular European soccer clubs in the United States. That was before the sport and particularly the European club game exploded in popularity. Bayern’s last visit to the United States was … Continue reading →

A photo of Japan’s away/change shirt for FIFA World Cup 2014 has been leaked on the Internet. Designed and manufactured by adidas, Japan’s away shirt is in sharp contrast to Japan’s home shirt for World Cup 2014. Japan’s away shirt … Continue reading →

Camera crews from Budweiser went out into the streets around the world last week to interview the fans and their reaction to the FIFA 2014 World Cup Draw. In the United States, an average of 489,000 viewers tuned into the … Continue reading →

Pictured above, on a cold and cloudy day, is the Emirates Stadium that is literally lighting up the north London sky. The Arsenal grounds crew had the heating lights switched on to make sure the pitch received as much artificial … Continue reading →

Editor’s note: Chromecast is a new technology from Google that allows you to plug it into a HDMI port on your television, and then you can literally “fling” programs from your mobile, tablet or laptop device to your TV screen, … Continue reading →