London 2012, Olympic Soccer: 10 Men and Women to Watch

The Olympic football tournament will be the perfect opportunity to get a glimpse of the upcoming stars. Some of them have already played with the senior squad, others are hoping to earn a spot. Mexico’s Marco Fabián, Spain’s Jordi Alba and United States’ Alex Morgan are some of the footballers who will seek to grab a medal. Here’s list of 10 players you... 

Summer Transfer Rumours: 10 Huge Deals That Might Just Happen This Summer

For clubs and managers, it’s time to take a close look at possible candidates for next season. This puts high-profile players under the radar. Footballers like Robin van Persie, Luka Modric, Givanildo Vieira de Souza—Hulk—are some who might change clubs this summer. If Manchester United confirmed Shinji Kagawa as its newest addition, and Chelsea brought in Eden Hazard, any deal can... 

Yani Tseng and 5 Players That Will Shine in the ShopRite LPGA Classic

The LPGA is back in business after a one-week hiatus and with a star-studded field. World number one Yani Tseng will seek to secure her fourth victory of the season, while other top contenders will try to stop her. The ShopRite LPGA Classic is the 11th event of the 2012 schedule, it takes place in Galloway, New Jersey and it’s a 54-hole tourney. It was held from 1986 to 2006 and returned... 

Top 5 Young Players in World Football Right Now

Nowadays, players have shown that age is just a number in football. Despite being under 21 years old, the youngsters are becoming cornerstones of their teams, which happen to be some of the best in the world. Regardless of their position or nationality, players like Eden Hazard are taking over and proving themselves in the toughest leagues. Let’s take a look to five of the most dominant young... 

Mexico Football: 10 Reasons Why They’re No Longer at the Top of CONCACAF

Mexico is the giant of CONCACAF, or at least that’s what people used to say. Today things have changed quite a bit. El Tri has faced some tough tests, but others seemed to be quite easy and Mexico still couldn’t overcome even those. With other CONCACAF teams closing the gap, Mexico needs to improve if they want to take the lead role in the confederation. So, why is El Tri no longer the... 

20 Legendary Coaches That Changed World Football

What would football be without the coaches? Sure, players like Bobby Charlton, Pelé, Diego Maradona, Zinedine Zidane, Ronaldo and others are great, but the strategy and motivation that the boss brings is undeniable. Managers come and go, but a handful of them become key elements of the club or national team they are in charge of. Johan Cruyff, Pep Guardiola, Matt Bubsy are just some of these... 

10 Reasons Why Mexican Football Is On the Up

In Mexico, there are three topics that usually strike a chord when they come up in any conversation: politics, religion and football. All three of them promote debate. Sometimes they even bring discomfort and heated discussions. This sport has the ability to paralyze the whole country, no matter if it’s the local league, the Olympics or a World Cup. To... 

Men’s Golf: 8 Golfers Who Showed Us Tiger Woods Is Not Everything

Tiger may not be the top golfer any more, but that doesn’t mean golf has taken a break. This year, we have witnessed great feats and accomplishments that, different from other seasons, didn’t include Woods, who once reigned the sport. Major champions, first-time winners, youngsters who took over the rankings and new names that topped the leader boards. Therefore, it’s only fair to... 

US National Team: Which Formation Is the Way Forward for Jurgen Klinsmann?

After seven games, Jürgen Klinsmann has used four different formations and the results haven’t been what media and fans expected. There’s been a lot of criticism surrounding Klinsmann’s decisions, so let’s take a look at the formations and score of each friendly match:  Mexico: 4-2-3-1 (draw 1-1); Costa Rica: 4-3-3 (lost 1-0); Belgium: 4-3-3... 

Tiger Woods: What His Win This Weekend Means for His 2012 Season

The drought is over for Tiger Woods. The world’s former No. 1 golfer took 749 days to hoist a trophy again. Never in his 15-year-career has he faced this situation. Today, Woods finally showed a glimpse of what he used to be, but what does it mean? Tiger made a clutch putt to seal the deal at the Chevron World Challenge. He birdied 18 to beat Zack Johnson by one. With this, he finished his 2011... 

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