The New York Times – Sports:
Spain has been one of the strongest teams in the tournament. Next, it will play either the Netherlands or South Africa.
Category: Soccer
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Inside U.S. Team, a Campaign to Avert Disaster Gets Personal
The New York Times – Sports:
Blocking out criticism they call “noise,” Lindsey Horan and other veterans are taking a one-on-one approach to turning around their World Cup fortunes.
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‘Air Bud: World Pup’ Keeps Winning Fans for the 1999 World Cup Stars
The New York Times – Sports:
The 2000 movie used the franchise’s furry hero along with members of the actual U.S. women’s team to reimagine the penalty shootout that led to the win.
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Morocco Wins, Then Waits, and Then Starts Celebrating
The New York Times – Sports:
Morocco had never won a game in the Women’s World Cup a week ago but now has won two in a row to advance to the knockout rounds.
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Morocco Wins, Then Waits, and Then Starts Celebrating
The New York Times – Sports:
Morocco had never won a game in the Women’s World Cup a week ago but now has won two in a row to advance to the knockout rounds.
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Lionel Messi Scores Twice for Inter Miami in Win Over Orlando
The New York Times – Sports:
Messi is scoring in bunches and last-place Inter Miami is a contender in the Leagues Cup. Could an M.L.S. playoff push be next?
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The Knockout-Stage Showdown Between Sweden and the U.S. Is On
The New York Times – Sports:
Sweden and the U.S. teams have history. The Americans have the better of that but Sweden has been stronger in this tournament.