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UEFA Champions League: Tuesday is a can’t miss
Soccer nuts live for days like these. Today figures to be one of the top soccer days of the year in the professional ranks, with UEFA Champions League quarterfinals making fans around the world salivate.
Death knell rings for Fox Soccer Channel
It's been a known fact for weeks, and on Thursday it was officially confirmed: Fox Soccer Channel, for years the flagship cable television network for soccer in North America, is being shut down and replaced by a new entertainment channel called FXX, a spin-off from FX.
The certainty of fatigue: Recognizing and avoiding overtraining
Fatigue is an ever-present aspect of competitive sports, and it should be both expected and dreaded, says Soccerwire.com contributor Jennifer Schwartz in her latest post, which delves into the mechanics, signs and dangers of overtraining.
Landon Donovan is back, baby
Remember Landon Donovan? Yeah, the American soccer star who has been out of the picture as of late.
Dr. James Andrews wants youth athletes to play less
Noted orthopedic surgeon James Andrews, who is known for working on professional athletes has been seeing a disturbing trend. Andrews is now seeing more young athletes - some as young as 12 years old - who have adult sports injuries that he attributes to specialization and professionalism.
OMG! What a Goal! U.S. international Yael Averbuch scores crazy, hooked shot goal for Göteborg FC in UEFA Women’s Champions League action [Video Highlights]
American star Yael Averbuch scored on a crazy hook shot for Swedish club Göteborg FC on Wednesday in their quarterfinal second leg match against FCF Juvisy Essonne.
Did the USMNT’s 0-0 draw with Mexico set soccer back in the United States?
U.S. Men's National Team fans were thrilled with the team's 0-0 road draw against Mexico in World Cup qualifying on Tuesday, but Soccerwire.com's Roger Gonzalez wonders if games like it are setting soccer back in this country.
