Soccer
UK government offers $4M for 2030 World Cup bid with Ireland
(AP) -- The British government will provide 2.8 million pounds ($4 million) to pursue a five-nation bid for a World Cup with Ireland.The English Footb Full article
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Soccer: Chinese champion Jiangsu FC says it will 'cease operations'
(2021/2/28)
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Soccer: Mateus brace lifts Grampus over promoted Avispa
(2021/2/28)
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Soccer: Yui Hasegawa nets brace in league debut for AC Milan women
(2021/2/28)
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Soccer: Wataru Endo scores 2, sets up 2 more as Stuttgart trounce Schalke
(2021/2/28)
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Soccer: Urawa Reds, FC Tokyo open season with 1-1 stalemate
(2021/2/27)
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Soccer: Frontale sink Marinos as J-League opens in state of emergency
(2021/2/26)
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FIFA ends bribery case against Germany great Beckenbauer
(2021/2/26)
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Soccer: Kawasaki eye title repeat as virus challenge remains
(2021/2/25)
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Soccer: Daichi Kamada has goal and assist in Frankfurt's win over Bayern
(2021/2/21)
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Soccer: Frontale open 2021 campaign with Super Cup win over Gamba
(2021/2/20)
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Soccer: Azusa Iwashimizu back on pitch after giving birth to first child
(2021/2/18)
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Soccer: Daichi Kamada, Makoto Hasebe help Frankfurt beat Koln 2-0, climb to 3rd
(2021/2/15)
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Soccer: Takumi Minamino on target in Southampton debut
(2021/2/7)
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Soccer: Keisuke Honda to join Portugal's Portimonense after leaving Brazil club
(2021/2/5)
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Soccer: Serie A delays decision on selling media stake by a week
(2021/2/5)
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Soccer: Takumi Minamino joins Southampton on loan from Liverpool
(2021/2/2)
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Soccer: FIFA pledges taking no health risks in World Cup qualifiers
(2021/2/2)
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Report: Messi's contract worth up to 555 million euros
(2021/2/1)
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Soccer: Japan midfielder Yui Hasegawa joins AC Milan Women
(2021/1/30)
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Soccer: Ronaldo reportedly breaks coronavirus rules on 2-day break
(2021/1/29)
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