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Clydsdale is expected to line-up for Australia in the final.

From being a prodigious talent, learning his trade on the streets of Croxteth area of Liverpool, Wayne Rooney has travelled the whole spectrum of the game with emotion and effervescence. His frenetic pace and taste for the spectacular are part of Old Trafford folklore. Long gone are those flamboyant days…

The study, which was commissioned by betting company Ladbrokes, finds that over half of people believe Maradona's 'goal' is the most famous moment in World Cup history.

Just three of Gregg Berhalter’s roster for Qatar have Latino roots. But many inside the game believe the coach should be given the benefit of the doubt

There is an abundance of talent at this year's World Cup in Qatar - and among the big names to look out for, there are some hidden gems who have been cleaning up domestically.

The striker is releasing ‘Crouchy Conducts The Classics’ on Tuesday, November 15, which will put a classical spin on football terrace chants

Portugal and Uruguay are paced by stars in their late 30s, and they’ll be tested by two lower-ranked, albeit talented sides in a difficult group to assess.

The two accomplished European powers make this a top-heavy group—although Japan and Costa Rica won’t be pushovers in the least.

The U.S., England, Wales and Iran all have encountered problems entering the World Cup, adding another layer to an already deep and intriguing group.