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A bony heel protrusion known as Haglund’s deformity is prompting players to alter boots and seek new therapies, while clinicians experiment with physiotherapy, shockwave treatment and surgery to keep athletes on the pitch.
A survey shows that a third of adults haven’t played football in six months, while 73% will watch games this summer; Carlsberg responds with ‘Goal Posters’ installed in London and Manchester, encouraging spontaneous play and aligning with its UEFA sponsorship.
The term 'soccer' has a tangled history that stretches from 19th‑century Oxford to modern‑day World Cup stadiums, revealing how language, sport and national identity intertwine.
From Oxford’s student slang to the modern American lexicon, the term 'soccer' has a surprisingly transatlantic history.
A 36‑hour saga that began with a politically charged FIFA ruling ended in a humiliating defeat, exposing deep defensive flaws and sparking a debate about the intersection of politics and sport.
The term "soccer" traces its roots to 19th‑century Britain, where students coined the word to differentiate association football from other codes, later finding a home in the United States.
The term 'soccer' traces back to 19th‑century Britain, where students coined it to distinguish association football from other codes. Its adoption in the United States reflects a similar need for clarity, while the word's European roots persist despite occasional contempt.
Exploring how a 19th‑century British abbreviation sparked a transatlantic naming dispute that still shapes how the world talks about the beautiful game.
Exploring how 'soccer' emerged from 19th‑century British slang, spread across the Atlantic, and now shapes the way the world talks about the beautiful game.
The Athletic’s daily World Cup predictions blend expert analysis, subscriber picks and algorithmic forecasts, featuring a colorful mix of contributors ahead of the Argentina‑Egypt and Switzerland‑Colombia showdowns
The club aims to move to a site next to Honiton Golf Club, but safety concerns over wayward balls and landscape impact have stalled progress.
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup set to dominate North American screens, brands are scrambling to secure authentic sports ad slots while confronting a shadowy reseller ecosystem and rising piracy.
A look at emerging athletes turning down national invitations, their overseas experiences, and community programs shaping the next generation.
A daily puzzle tied to the 2026 World Cup asks players to group sixteen clues into four themes, with hints for Yellow (SIGN), Green (BARRY), Blue (PSG) and Purple (VATICAN CITY). The creator, senior editor Will Jeanes of The Athletic, explains the rules and teases the next puzzle.
The latest newsletter highlights varsity additions at Messiah University and Moorpark College, a spring schedule at Eureka College, and a wave of coaching hires across the country.
From Tottenham’s £85 million bid for a Bournemouth midfielder to Liverpool’s search for a Salah successor, the summer window is buzzing with activity.
Cristiano Ronaldo and teenage sensation Lamine Yamal headline a pivotal clash that could shape the tournament’s next phase.
Chase Briscoe's breakout victory at Chicagoland Speedway delivered a dramatic finish, a surprise showdown for second, and a dominant Toyota performance, setting the stage for the upcoming EchoPark Speedway race.
Norway’s 2‑1 victory over Brazil, powered by Erling Haaland, and England’s narrow win against Mexico illustrate the tournament’s unpredictability, while upcoming round‑of‑16 matchups see Spain favored over Portugal, the United States backed by Folarin Balogun, Argentina expected to see off Egypt and Colombia tipped slightly ahead of Switzerland.
Chase Briscoe’s debut win, Toyota’s top‑ten sweep and key In‑Season Challenge implications unfolded at Chicagoland Speedway.
England and Mexico meet in the round of 16 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup at Mexico City's Estadio Azteca, a venue steeped in history and atmosphere. The match will be broadcast free in many countries, with kickoff times adjusted after a weather delay.
From the dusty streets of Murphy to the bright lights of international competition, Mauricio Pochettino blends Argentine roots with a global coaching vision, aiming to lead the U.S. men’s team to its biggest breakthrough.
An overview of position‑specific injury risks in soccer and the evidence‑based strategies that reduce those risks, featuring insights from Dr. Zafar Iqbal and examples from top clubs.
Kyle Larson and William Byron argue that the re‑introduced Chase hasn’t altered the sport’s chaotic racing style. Chase Elliott’s inconsistency persists despite multiple wins, Bill Elliott is set for an IROC exhibition race, and Louis Foster is gearing up for his first NASCAR start. Meanwhile, Connor Mosack captured an ARCA victory at Chicagoland Speedway.