soccer

When you go to a sporting event, professional or your kid's game, you go to cheer them on.  You cheer when they do something great, you yell when they don't.  It's all about the game.  However, a soccer club in Lebanon, Ohio has implemented a silent soccer weekend.

Ta-da! Joel, a forward on Brazil Serie A team Coritiba, scored two goals in a 3-1 defeat of Sao Paolo recently, but it's what happened after one of those goals that fans will remember.

Silvestre Varela scored on the last kick of the ball in the 95th minute, and Portugal tied the United States, 2-2, in the teams' second match of 2014 FIFA World Cup play at Manaus, Brazil on Sunday.

Match play in the 2014 FIFA World Cup tournament begins on Thursday, June 12 in Brazil. Though the soccer spectacle is one of the most-widely viewed sporting competitions in the world, some fans still have questions about this incredible event.

It was a brawl that reminded me of Braveheart. Two groups of fans that began taunting each other, then things turned violent.

Whoever said that soccer is not a contact sport hasn't seen this video. Granted, this is not the normal soccer behavior. I have seen some pretty violent stuff happen on a soccer field, but nothing like this.

European soccer fans continue to do their best to prove they are absolutely the most fired up in the world. And we do mean ‘fired up.’

Soccer may have a long way to go in the US, but it’s got a lot further to go in other parts of the world.

The best part of any soccer match is the celebration after a goal, right?

A soccer match for charity featuring amputee players sounds warm and fuzzy story, but it turned out to be anything but.