Soccer

"We're multi-racial. We're women. We're Jamaican." Jamaica midfielder Chinyelu Asher tells you what it means to be representing her country.

"My life has often felt like a scattered puzzle, but even when everything seems perfect, and I can see the whole picture, there is still that piece missing.”

Carli Lloyd gets real about gender equality in her sport.

Leading up to the World Cup, Becky Sauerbrunn reflects on the role her coach, Steve Swanson, has played in her soccer journey.

Let the Real Madrid legend take you on a private tour around his favorite spots and memories about the city of the champions.

We will stop at nothing to try to make our supporters’ dream come true. If that does happen, it won’t be a fairy tale. It’ll be because we deserve it.

All my life, to the best of my ability, I’ve just wanted to watch soccer, practice soccer, play soccer — be around soccer.

We’re all people living together on this planet. Some of us have just been luckier than others, through no merit of our own.

Some of the greatest moments I’ve lived in football have come directly after some of the darkest. And the same is true for the reverse.

The World Cup can be a platform for female empowerment, and we want to capitalize on that, both on and off the field.

How can you even racially talk about somebody else, and discriminate them because they're a different colour to you?

I’m Callum Hudson-Odoi. My friends call me Cal, and my cousin Darren nicknamed me Calteck. I learnt how to play football thanks to the killers at Crocodile Park

Juventus’ latest star Moise Kean learnt how to be a footballer on an asphalt pitch by his local church. Greatness from small beginnings.

Once I was so desperate to play football that I stole a ball from a priest. And I thank God every day that I did.

From pretending to be Messi on the playground to facing him in this year's Champions League, Houssem Aouar worked so his heroes became his rivals. And he's just

I am a brutally honest person. So I will let you in on a little secret.

我是个非常耿直的人，所以让我先告诉你一个小秘密。

Everything I did in my path as a youth player was everything to become a football player.

Let Patrice Evra tell you a story about a train, an angel and three nuns and how they changed his life.

I think it was when I left PSG at 14 or 15. It was a turning point.

I missed France’s World Cup win in ’98. And didn’t make the team for 2018. But the next time France makes a World Cup final, I’ll be there.

Football is crazy, I’m telling you. Like you could be sitting there one day and just playing football with your mates. And then the next day, you could get call

I was just praying that he was gonna call me. Then when he called me, all that adrenaline was just like rushing through my body, especially playing against Braz

The Red Devils manager explains his methodology for toppling the tournament favorites.