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  1. What Chelsea's Europa League Win Says About the Differences Betwe...

    Michael Bertin

    With a looping back-post header well into stoppage time, Branislav Ivanovic turned Benfica goalkeeper Artur into a statued spectator and gave Chelsea FC a 2-1 win in the Europa League final. The easy explanation for Americans not well versed in the v...

    Blog | May 17, 2013
  2. Tree Bites Man: A Brief Video History of Biting in Sports

    Michael Bertin

    In the seventh minute of stoppage time, Luis Suarez somehow managed to get himself unmarked enough to flick a header past Chelsea keeper Petr Cech. It was the last touch of Sunday's match between Liverpool and Chelsea and it brought the Reds to a 2-2...

    Blog | April 23, 2013
  3. Will the New Noise at Old Trafford Make a Difference?

    Michael Bertin

    When this slipped out late last week, it barely picked up much traction because, well, it seemed weird. Plus it surfaced on Friday, and Friday is where news goes to die. Manchester United has hired a sound engineer to improve the atmosphere at its...

    Blog | April 08, 2013
  4. Where Does the USMNT Stand Now?

    Noah Davis

    The fly-in, fly-out nature of international soccer creates a scenario in which an entire season's worth of emotional highs and lows can take place within the span of a week. (In that regard, the whiplash emotional condition of the collective American...

    Blog | March 27, 2013
  5. Men in Blazers: Special Guest Gus Johnson

    Men in Blazers

    After dispatching Everton 2-0 over the weekend, Manchester United may now have the Premier League title safely in hand. But as for the rest, nothing is decided. The table is all wheels within wheels, battles within battles. The Premier League isn'...

    Blog | February 13, 2013
  6. We Went There: USMNT's World Cup Qualifying Campaign Hits a Snag ...

    Noah Davis

    For the past three days, we've been told repeatedly that San Pedro Sula, a city of almost 900,000, is the most dangerous place in the world. The United States Soccer Federation informed journalists who were covering the Americans' first game of the f...

    Blog | February 07, 2013
  7. Men in Blazers: Special Guest Tim Howard

    Men in Blazers

    American soccer fans battling the Black Dog after last night's eye-acher against Canada can find solace in the one thing our nation does astonishingly — producing a pipeline of the world's finest follicularly challenged goalkeepers. In this wee...

    Blog | January 30, 2013
  8. Men in Blazers: Special Guest Rob Stone Talks Clint Dempsey, Brek...

    Men in Blazers

    It was a snowy weekend of mid-season football in the Premier League, with the weather providing a cleansing effect for Clint Dempsey in Tottenham's home meeting with Manchester United. After close to 93 minutes of disappointing form, Deuceface slotte...

    Blog | January 23, 2013
  9. Sundance Diary, Part 1: A Humbling in Park City, a Taste of the F...

    Zach Baron

    The first humbling is the airport. Salt Lake City International, around 11 a.m. Baggage claim has been repurposed into a holding pen — L.A. blondes in fur-cuffed ski jackets, men wearing big puffy coats with strange, sun-like logos on the sleev...

    Blog | January 18, 2013
  10. Men in Blazers: Special Guest Bill Buford

    Men in Blazers

    Let's call it an off week for the English Premier League. Liverpool fans and Ryan Shawcross's cheekbone may not agree, but this was a week in which there were few surprises. Luckily, the Men in Blazers were joined by bestselling author Bill Buford f...

    Blog | December 19, 2012
  11. Is This Man Ruining Arsenal?

    Michael Bertin

    On Tuesday, Arsenal lost on penalties to Bradford in the League Cup. This is astonishing because Bradford is in the fourth division of English football and Premier League–side Arsenal is still good (or they might be ... they are in the last 16 ...

    Blog | December 14, 2012
  12. Men in Blazers: Special Guest Alex Morgan

    Men in Blazers

    The football again provided superlative theater over the weekend. Goals, pitch invasions, blood, Scientological sightings — the Manchester Derby had it all, even it did feature two teams neutrals love to loathe. In this week's pod, Michael Davi...

    Blog | December 12, 2012
  13. Grantland Network: Men in Blazers

    Men in Blazers

    After what has felt like an eternity, the boys are back, blazer-to-blazer, to recap another strange week in the English Premier League. It seems taking the lead early has become entirely blase, as both Manchester clubs relied yet again on reluctant s...

    Blog | November 15, 2012
  14. Grantland Network: Men in Blazers

    Men in Blazers

    In the wake of the destruction wrought by Hurricane Sandy, the importance of a game in which 22 men chase around a ball is once again put into perspective — mainly, that soccer is as important as ever in this time of need. With Michael driving ...

    Blog | October 31, 2012
  15. Grantland Network: Men in Blazers With Special Guest Megan Rapino...

    Men in Blazers

    Football has returned, as if it ever really went away. In this week's pod, Michael and Roger welcome the return of the English Premier League like an old friend. A friend that always makes you pay for drinks, sleeps with your wife, and reverses its H...

    Blog | August 22, 2012
  16. Attainable or Unattainable III: Olympics Edition

    Rembert Browne and Chelsea Fagan

    I, Rembert Browne, have nothing to offer an Olympian with regard to the holding of hands, the making of love, the walking of aisles, or the having of children. Please do not waste time trying to convince me otherwise; I know it to be true and I am sl...

    Blog | August 10, 2012