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When Savio Conrado Mura left his Indigenous village of stilt houses located deep in the Amazon rainforest in early April, he departed with the hopes of representing his people as a professional soccer player and, maybe, one day playing for the ...

Manchester United great Alex Ferguson was reportedly taken to the hospital after feeling unwell ahead of his former team's Premier League game against Liverpool on Sunday.

AC Milan is falling into danger of losing its Champions League place as city rival Inter Milan closes in on the Serie A title ...

Schalke became Germany's second division champion, a day after it clinched promotion back to the Bundesliga, thanks to other results in the league on Sunday.

Officials are recommending that commuters using transit to get between New Jersey and New York City instead work from home on World Cup match days.

A request for FIFA President Gianni Infantino to be given a police escort while in Vancouver, British Columbia, for FIFA meetings has been denied, the Vancouver Police Department said Wednesday.

Atletico Madrid could be without striker Ademola Lookman when it takes on Arsenal looking to return to the Champions League final for the first time in a decade.

Representatives from Iran's soccer federation were not present Tuesday at the largest formal meeting of Asia's soccer leaders before this summer's World Cup.

If there's one country guaranteed to clean up at the World Cup, it's Japan.

Third-placed Manchester United put some daylight between itself and chasing Liverpool and Aston Villa with a clinical 2-1 win at home to Brentford in the Premier League on Monday.