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Barcelona can retain playmaker Dani Olmo and forward Pau Victor after a favorable ruling by Spain's sports authority on Thursday.

Ending a 70-year wait for a domestic trophy deserves an official party.

One of the National Women's Soccer League's two new franchises next year will be called the Boston Legacy Football Club, it announced Wednesday. The change comes five months after the initial name, BOS Nation FC, and marketing campaign, with the ...

Trinity Rodman is back with the U.S. women's team for the first time since last summer's Paris Olympics.

The seven fans who were taken into custody on suspicion of making Nazi salutes during the France-Croatia soccer match in Paris have been released and won't be prosecuted due to a lack of evidence, a judicial official told The Associated Press.

If Italy fails to qualify for the World Cup for a third consecutive time, an embarrassing goal might be remembered as contributing to another epic failure.

Switzerland midfielder Alvyn Sanches will be sidelined for several months after being hurt less than 30 minutes into his international debut, his club Lausanne-Sport said Sunday.