World Soccer

The Champions League final rematch takes place before most of the West Coast wakes up on Saturday.

Mexico’s anti-monopoly commission announced Thursday it has fined 17 soccer teams for conspiring to impose a cap on the salaries of women soccer players. The commission said the teams will be fined about $9 million for illegal practices. The clubs acted somewhat openly through the Mexican Soccer Federation, and the commission said the effect was “to deepen even further the salary gap between male and female soccer players.”

Burnley's miserable start to the season heads to the King Power Stadium on Saturday, where Leicester City's been uneven early in the Premier League season.

"We are committed as custodians of that legacy to help the club reclaim its place at the top of Serie A," said American investor Josh Wander.

Romelu Lukaku says football must take "stronger" action in the fight against racism, questioning the impact of players taking the knee before Premier League matches.

France winger Kingsley Coman returned to training with Bayern Munich on Thursday just days after undergoing heart surgery, the Bundesliga leaders confirmed Thursday.

Leeds is yet to win this season, its three points all coming from split decisions to leave the hosts just above the Premier League's bottom three.

Simon Fraser University student, Kristie Elliott, becomes the first Canadian woman to be awarded an NCAA football scholarship.

In an effort to get more of its membership behind the idea of a biennial World Cup, global soccer’s major governing body, FIFA, invited all of its 211 members to an online summit to take place Sept. 30. Opposition to the proposal has been strong. From fans to associations, scholars to club owners, many in […]

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