Unequal World Cup pay days
Rian Bosse July 8, 2015
The United States Women’s National Team did more than just establish itself as the dominant force in international soccer with its World Cup victory on Sunday. The women set themselves up
FIFA, the governing body of international soccer, is certainly looking for some positive news after two weeks of scandal and allegations of corruption took a toll on its image. It
It’s been less than a week since FIFA President Sepp Blatter was elected to a fifth term leading soccer’s international governing body, but he announced Tuesday that he will resign from the position,
The global soccer world (or football world, depending on where you live) is agog at the scandal involving FIFA, the international federation that governs the sport. Several top FIFA officials
Having a beer while watching the big game is about as traditional as it gets for sports fans in the United States. But it’s another area where millennials are bringing
Baseball players and owners regularly tangle. So do hockey players and owners. And, last week, it looked like Major League Soccer might lock out its players. But, 50 hours before
With soccer’s 2014 World Cup matches kicking off this week in Brazil, “futebol” as it’s known in Rio is going to dominate a lot of sports talk over the next month. This every-four-year
Only a few weeks remain until the kick-off of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil – and the much-watched football (or soccer, to those of us in the United
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