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Italy’s 2006 World Cup Squad: Where Are They Now?

Italy fielded an absolutely remarkable squad when they lifted the World Cup in 2006.

Sports Illustrated · May 6

Trump tells young volleyball hopeful ‘soccer might be better’

Donald Trump gave some brutal advice to a young volleyball player during a White House event on Wednesday (6 May).

The Independent UK · May 6

This week’s soccer questions: Wrexham’s future, and did we just see the biggest title shock in history?

We look at whether FC Thun’s championship victory rivals Leicester City’s in 2016, and what the future holds for Michael Carrick and two Hollywood stars

The Guardian - US · May 6

50 Ankle Break Sound ID Codes for Soccer Zero

Breaking the ankle of your opponent is an advanced moveset in Soccer Zero. If you have managed to execute it, you can celebrate by playing a custom sound

Pro Game Guides · May 5

The 10 Best World Cups of All Time—Ranked

Sporting spectacles don’t come any better than the World Cup—especially these iconic editions that rose above the rest.

Sports Illustrated · May 5

Why Does the Mexico National Team Play the Majority of its Games in the U.S.?

El Tri is often in action in the biggest stadiums in the United States.

Sports Illustrated · May 5

MLS Power Rankings: Top Teams Faltered, Inter Miami Humiliated and More From Matchday 11

FC Cincinnati cashed in on drama against Chicago, and Inter Miami’s embarrassment took the spotlight on Matchday 11.

Sports Illustrated · May 4

Lionel Messi’s Top Five Moments In His First 100 Inter Miami Games—Ranked

The eight-time Ballon d’Or winner has made plenty of history for Inter Miami.

Sports Illustrated · May 4

Soccer: Zero Flow Tier List

Soccer: Zero is a Roblox experience featuring football with anime-inspired mechanics, with various skill-heavy and ability-driven mechanics. Among them,

Pro Game Guides · May 4

Picking a Best XI of Soccer Players Whose Names Are Foods

Like a hotel buffet, our squad serves up every type of food you can imagine—on the pitch, of course.

Sports Illustrated · May 4