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The States hosted the FIFA World Cup in June 1994. This was the third time the global tournament had taken place in North America (the universal event was held in the United Mexican States in the 1970s and 1980s). At the 1994 World Championship, the national team of America beat Colombia (one of the heavy-favorites) [...]

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With only four months to go until the start of the World Cup Finals in South Africa does Capello know his best forward partnership? In the past England have been blessed with an amazing array of striking talent but can we say the same today? Lets take a closer look at this years hopefuls. More: [...]

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Which players do you think deserve the title ‘Liverpool FC legend’? Here are a few suggestion for the best players in a red shirt. More: continued here

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Will England win the World Cup in South Africa 2010? They are among the favourites and in Wayne Rooney have a potential player of the tournament but will that be enough? More: continued here

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A soccer referee should be fit, neutral, able to read the game and thick-skinned. Above all, a referee has to have a reservoir of discretion and common sense. More: continued here

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This unique method of draw selection is based on the sequence tables found in the sporting press. This football draw selection system will show you how to use the expert tipsters predictions to your advantage. More: continued here

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Before a member of the attacking team can commit an offside offence, he must satisfy a number of criteria provided by the definition of an offside offence. By extension, the attacker should not satisfy any exceptions to the offside law. In the case of a deliberate play by an opponent, the referee – whether the [...]

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Despite the pampered players and the stupid money, it’s very hard not to love the game. Why is that? Could it be the roar of the crowd, the spectacle of the pitch under the floodlights? Or is it something to do with the ball and the onion bag? More: continued here

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Here’s a really simple way to explain soccer practice; there is no set rule. You can experiment, create your own drills and games, innovate, and so on. It is also a good idea to keep your eyes and ears open to look for ready made practices and modify them for your own use. Here are [...]

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Every 4 years we have the soccer world cup. Sometimes the teams are so closely matched that the world cup final moves into penalties. This happened 4 years ago in Germany during the 2006 world cup final between Italy and France with Italy becoming the world cup champions. But is going to penalties at the [...]

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