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Two British kids fooled the Houston Dynamo into signing the “Honduran Maradona”—all with a fake Wikipedia page and prank calls.
A popular soccer venue in North Carolina has a special kind of turf. One haunted by whale carcasses from almost a century ago.
What's better than drinking on St. Paddy's? Calling out your local rivals for a holiday game via newspaper and ending up in soccer history forever.
We turned a vintage school shuttle into a soccer bus to travel the country. And we interviewed USMNT star Tim Weah in the middle of the woods...
The first recorded women's soccer game on the East Coast took place over 130 years ago. It was a chaotic affair near the Baltimore harbor.
In the 1920s, a dramatic dispute between leagues and the US Soccer Federation caused pro soccer in America to implode and disappear for forty years.
Barack Obama grew up playing soccer in Indonesia. He also stopped a pivotal G8 Summit at Camp David to watch the Champions League Final.
During the height of the Cold War, America and the USSR settled things in the only way they knew how: a high-stakes indoor soccer match.
From beating England ahead of the '66 World Cup, to earning a Super Bowl ring with the Cowboys, this obscure athlete conquered both types of football.
In 2015, Ronaldo was set to feature in a Scorsese film... until the famous director gave him $22M to NOT appear.
Back in 1963, Donald Trump played varsity soccer for one year. This week, we uncover what his season looked like and whether he was any good.
In 1914, two teams in the American Cup were engaged in a deadlock for over a month. Despite a slew of games to break the draw, they just couldn't find a winner.
