Brazil in a good position -- again

Brazil knows how to get the job done. Can it in 2010? Mark Young weighs in.

Yearning for Jermaine: the key to U.S. success

The U.S. lineup has one glaring hole that needs to be filled. The team lacks a world-class holding midfielder, writes Leander Schaerlaeckens.

First big derby of the season

...Rossoneri fans, who must be feeling good after their team's win at Siena. In that opener, Ronaldinho and Alexandre Pato demonstrated a good understanding of each other, the former setting up the latter for...

Ochocinco kicks PAT in Bengals' defeat of Patriots

Chad Ochocinco showed he can kick as well as catch. And Tom Brady showed he can take a hit -- a very hard one.

Our 2010 World Cup wish list

As national teams prepare for the final stretch of World Cup qualifying, Zach Benabid takes a look at which players casual fans hope to see in South Africa next summer.

Can Brazil hold it together for 2010?

It's never too early to talk about favorites for the World Cup. Ravi Ubha reports.

Chat with Red Bull New York F Jozy Altidore

...join us to talk some soccer. Altidore joins Mexican national team player Guillermo Ochoa and Brazilian player Ronaldinho as the cover athletes for EA Sports latest edition of its soccer game franchise - FIFA 08. Altidore...

Chat | August 06, 2007

McInerney shoulders the goal-scoring load for U-17s

Jack McInerney arrived at the U-17 residency program lightly regarded. Two years later, he's the U.S. team's most potent goal-scoring threat, writes Justin Rodriguez.

Milan and Inter bring a taste of Italy to Foxborough

Argentine striker Diego Milito was the star of the show in the Italian derby between Inter and AC Milan, writes David Mosse.

Preseason test for four established powers

With the launch of the inaugural World Football Challenge, four established powers have a chance for a rigorous preseason test, writes Andrew Hush.

AC Milan's Brazilian forward Ronaldinho gestures (R) flanked by Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon during their team's Italian Serie A football match...

Big-name European clubs dot the U.S. summer landscape

To the delight of soccer aficionados, a host of big-name clubs and players will arrive in the U.S. during the summer, writes Doug McIntyre.

"What I do is play soccer"

Over the next 13 months -- from the upcoming Champions League Final to the 2010 World Cup -- Lionel Messi has a chance to prove he can play it better than anyone on earth.