World Cup 2014: Best XI of Day 17 with James Rodriguez, Alexis Sanchez, More

Day 17 of the 2014 FIFA World Cup saw the knock-out stages finally kick into gear, with top billing given to four nations from the tournament’s home continent. Brazil and Chile fought out a 1-1 draw, went to extra time and then penalties, with the hosts ultimately progressing after half the spot-kicks were missed. Colombia then saw off the challenge of Uruguay by a 2-0 scoreline, with attacking... 

Colombia vs. Uruguay: 6 Things We Learned

Colombia continue to impress as they defeated Uruguay 2-0 at the Estadio do Maracana on Saturday and punched their ticket to the quarterfinals. James Rodriguez scored a brace in the mythic stadium where Uruguay won their second World Cup 64 years ago. He has taken Colombia to a place they have never been before. The man responsible for Colombia’s performance, manager Jose Pekerman, has also... 

World Cup 2014: Winners and Losers from Day 17

The 2014 FIFA World Cup has moved into the knockout stages with two terrific clashes involving all South American sides, with Brazil and Colombia the first two nations to book their passage to the quarter-finals. Brazil against Chile was a pulsating clash which went the entire distance: extra time, and then penalties. There, Brazil triumphed over their rivals. The later match saw Colombia dispatch... 

Colombia’s James Rodriguez Is an Early Contender for Player of the World Cup

After leading Colombia to a 2-0 win over Uruguay in the round of 16, James Rodriguez must be considered one of the frontrunners to be named player of the tournament at the Brazil 2014 World Cup. Colombia’s vibrant brand of football has made them one of the most entertaining teams to watch in Brazil, and Rodriguez himself is usually at the centre of their attacking play. The 22-year-old scored... 

Wimbledon 2014: Day 7 Schedule, Matchups, Predictions for London Bracket

Serena Williams is out as things come to a head in London at the 2014 Wimbledon, but other stars and a fresh wave of young talent will make her and other fallen favorites such as Li Na and David Ferrer afterthoughts on Day 7. Monday’s action is ripe with elite talent set to partake in Round 4, which features a hobbled Novak Djokovic, a surging Maria Sharapova and plenty of sleeper contenders... 

Netherlands vs. Mexico 2014: Biggest Keys to Victory for Both Sides

The Netherlands and Mexico clash in Sunday’s opening game for a spot in the World Cup quarterfinals, and to say that either team is lacking in confidence entering the match would be quite laughable. Three matches, three victories for the Dutch in Group B. Despite being pegged against Spain, Chile and Australia, they made a mockery of the group with three convincing wins.  On the other side,... 

Serena Williams’ Age Showing as Wimbledon Upset Brings Latest 2014 Letdown

Last year was one of the best years of Serena Williams‘ career. This year is shaping up to be one of the worst. My, how quickly things can change.  The five-time Wimbledon champion suffered another shocking defeat in a Grand Slam on Saturday when she fell 1-6, 6-3, 6-4 to No. 25 Alize Cornet in the third round. The 17-time major champion has now failed to make it to the quarterfinals... 

Fan Gets Luis Suarez Tattoo Inspired by Hannibal Lecter

If you thought Luis Suarez biting Giorgio Chiellini was ill-advised, check out this tattoo. Somebody somewhere thought this was a good idea. A mash-up of Suarez and Hannibal Lecter. On your body forever? Really? [Twitter] Read more International Football news on BleacherReport.com  Read More →

Wimbledon 2014: Day 6 Results, Highlights and Scores Recap from All England Club

It took time for the surprises to come, but the first weekend at this year’s Wimbledon has provided enough upsets to satisfy fans who want to see a changing of the guard.  One day after No. 2 seed Li Na bowed out, the ladies’ draw lost top-seeded Serena Williams. The American star lost in three sets to the No. 25 seed Alize Cornet, who came back from a rough start to stun the five-time... 

Jozy Altidore Would Provide Huge Boost to USA Against Belgium

The United States’ reward for surviving the Group of Death is a date with Belgium, one of the trendier picks amongst the soccer hipsters to advance deep into this year’s tournament. The Belgians, it can be fairly argued, are the better side on paper.  But the United States could possibly be getting a big boost in time for that game, as Jozy Altidore might—and the “might”... 

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