Games have been a part of our culture, or we can say our society, since the beginning. The nature of playing might have transformed, but the reason behind it remains the same.
The draw for the 2022 FIFA World Cup is concluded. Although not all official competitors are qualified yet, the tournament’s
The 22nd FIFA World Cup takes place this year. However, since the tournament takes place in Qatar, the tournament will not be happening in the summer due to Qatar’s brutal summer heat.
Last week, FIFA released a list of 23 candidates of host cities for the 2026 World Cup. The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada, becoming the first tournament to feature three hosts. In addition, for the first time, the tournament will feature 48 competitors. The list currently has three venues in Mexico and Canada, along with 17 venues in the United States.
Alex Al-Kazzaz remembers France’s critical victory over Belgium on this day in 2018.
The National Women’s Soccer League is represented strongly with nearly half of the nominee’s coming from the American women’s league.
The United States Women’s National Team proved that they are, yet again, the greatest in the world. But what isn’t the greatest in the world? The fact that these women are paid a FRACTION of the amount that the men’s national team would have made if they won the tournament. Plain and short, they need to be paid.
Over the past week, the United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) has felt the sting of harsh media commentary concerning their FIFA Women’s World Cup debut victory over Thailand where they scored 13 goals, the most goals in a World Cup game in history. Some media personnel called the United States’ large margin victory and controversial, goal-accompanying celebrations as “disrespectful” “unnecessary” and “overkill”. The USWNT team tried to score as many goals as possible in order to create a cushion in goal differential for the days and games ahead.
Games have been a part of our culture, or we can say our society, since the beginning. The nature of playing might have transformed, but the reason behind it remains the same.
The draw for the 2022 FIFA World Cup is concluded. Although not all official competitors are qualified yet, the tournament’s group stage is set. This
The 22nd FIFA World Cup takes place this year. However, since the tournament takes place in Qatar, the tournament will not be happening in the summer due to Qatar’s brutal summer heat.
Last week, FIFA released a list of 23 candidates of host cities for the 2026 World Cup. The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada, becoming the first tournament to feature three hosts. In addition, for the first time, the tournament will feature 48 competitors. The list currently has three venues in Mexico and Canada, along with 17 venues in the United States.
Alex Al-Kazzaz remembers France’s critical victory over Belgium on this day in 2018.
The National Women’s Soccer League is represented strongly with nearly half of the nominee’s coming from the American women’s league. Four of the five played
The United States Women’s National Team proved that they are, yet again, the greatest in the world. But what isn’t the greatest in the world? The fact that these women are paid a FRACTION of the amount that the men’s national team would have made if they won the tournament. Plain and short, they need to be paid.
Over the past week, the United States Women’s National Team (USWNT) has felt the sting of harsh media commentary concerning their FIFA Women’s World Cup debut victory over Thailand where they scored 13 goals, the most goals in a World Cup game in history. Some media personnel called the United States’ large margin victory and controversial, goal-accompanying celebrations as “disrespectful” “unnecessary” and “overkill”. The USWNT team tried to score as many goals as possible in order to create a cushion in goal differential for the days and games ahead.
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