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Mexico have qualified for the 2010 World Cup in what was Mexico's most turbulent times since the late 1980s, and FMF officials would do well to learn some lessons on administering, say Goal.com's Joel Aceves and Rony de Luna.
by Jack Tilghman, Bleacher Report Updated: August 31, 2009, 5:15 PM EDT It is arguably the biggest match in international football — Argentina vs. Brazil. The debate of which country's style is better, La Nuestra of Argentina...
Diego Maradona has dismissed speculation he is about to leave his job as Argentina boss in favour of a role with Portsmouth. His denial comes after Arabian Business magazine this week quoted a lawyer, Angel Oscar Moyano, as...
JOHANNESBURG (AP) - Although Julio Cesar is proud to be considered one of the best goalkeepers in the world, what he really wants is make history with Brazil's national football team. "It's not a competition between me and...
I know we played this game the other day after the Egypt match, but let’s revisit it again. Where does the Spain game compare to the matches described below in the Post 1990 history of the US Men’s National Team? The 1950 World...
BUENOS AIRES, June 23 (Reuters) - La Plata, capital of Buenos Aires province, will stage the opening match and final of the 2011 Copa America staged by Argentina, provincial governor Daniel Scioli said on Tuesday.
In terms of US National Team history very few days have matched yesterday in terms of pure drama. Just three days after Team USA equaled its worst ever loss to Brazil and six days after the national teams worst loss to Italy...
Earlier this morning, the Egyptian national team flew to South Africa suffering from a heavy defeat in World Cup qualifiers and leaving behind a shell-shocked nation. Can they make it up at the Confederations Cup? Inas Mazhar...
Friday 05th June, 03:23 AM JST TOKYO — Japan has been invited to play in the 2011 Copa America in Argentina, local media reported Wednesday. An official invitation is expected to arrive within days, Kyodo News agency reported....
By Simon Evans NASSAU, June 2 (Reuters) - Mexico will return teams to South American competitions and end their brief self-imposed exile after a row over swine flu. South American Football Confederation (CFS) president Nicolas...
