World Cup

Going into the final matches in Group C, Argentina, Mexico, Poland and Saudi Arabia all had complicated permutations to advance that ultimately went down to goal differential, then at one point yellow cards.

The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar has had various memorable moments in group stage action.  Upsets, surprises, and goals that will live on after the tournament.

The World Cup has been filled with expected controversy and protests due to Qatar’s history of human rights violations. Here are a few ways in which fans and teams are taking stands in their own way at Qatar’s World Cup.

Riots broke out in Brussels after Morocco beat Belgium 2-0 at the FIFA World Cup.

The United States men's national soccer team, in a must win situation advance to the knockout rounds of the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Cristiano Ronaldo became the first male player to score in five World Cups.

After bouncing back from their loss to Saudi Arabia and winning against Mexico 2-0, Argentina celebrated securing their World Cup slot in a festive clip singing "Muchachos, Ahora Nos Volvimos a Ilusionar,” which translates to “Boys, We Have Our Hopes Up Again.”

As Neymar is out of commission for the next few World Cup games due to an ankle injury, Brazilian team's coach Tite faces the problem of replacing him for Monday's game with Switzerland.

Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are appearing in their fifth FIFA World Cup this year, so let's take a look at how they have performed in the tournament over the years.

Mexico understood the assignment, pushing “Mexicans in Qatar” and “Mexicanos en Qatar” to the top of the trending list with videos of Mexican fans celebrating siesta style. There was no shortage of line dancing, sombreros and joy during the festivities.

The 2022 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony is undergoing criticism from fans pointing to the history of Qatar’s poor human rights conditions. The Qatari government is facing backlash for their criminalization of homosexuality, treatment of migrant workers and alleged corruption within FIFA.

A Brazilian journalist's phone was seized after officers in Qatar mistook a flag he had with him for an LGBTQ pride flag.

Messi-led mighty Argentina, a betting favorite to win it all, fell to relentless Saudi Arabia, 1-2, in their opening Group C match.

Thousands of empty seats told the sad story as Qatar's long-awaited World Cup debut ended in a bad case of stage fright.

Can host Qatar surprise? Senegal will miss superstar Sadio Mané while a young Ecuador squad looks to follow mighty Netherlands to the knockout phase

A Seattle-based salesman put together a map that points to where to find, and where to not find, alcohol in Qatar during the World Cup.

EA Sports predicts that Lionel Messi would finally win the trophy next month in its simulation of the 2022 FIFA World Cup using FIFA 23.

Shakhtar Donetsk CEO requested FIFA to ban Iran and allow Ukraine to participate in the 2022 FIFA World Cup following President Volodymyr Zelensky's statement saying Iranian drones were shot down in Ukraine.

Brazilian great Ronaldo Nazario feels Lionel Messi deserves World Cup win but does not want to see it due to their countries' rivalry.

A renowned evangelist believes that Ghana should retain Andre Ayew in the starting lineup for the 2022 World Cup.

The Premier League soccer player recently re-arrested on suspicion of rape will still be allowed to fulfill his commitments with the club.

A Premier League star was arrested on Monday in north London by the Metropolitan Police over rape allegations.

Cristiano Ronaldo started training with Portugal on Monday as they face a crucial World Cup play-off against Turkey on Thursday. 

The 40-year old shared the abusive materials using WhatsApp, claims it only takes place in a "digital parallel universe".

Brazilian soccer legend Carlos Alberto Torres, most famous for leading the Brazilian National Team to a FIFA World Cup championship in 1970 over Italy in Mexico City, has died.

The Mexico versus New Zealand friendly takes place today Saturday, Oct. 8, in Memphis at 5.30 p.m.

Everton soccer star Enner Valencia does everything in his power to escape the police.

Playboy model promised to bare all if Chile won the Copa América. A promise fulfilled, she dominated social media.

We provide a preview, prediction, betting odds and tv/live stream information for the 2015 Copa America knockout round match between Chile and Uruguay. Don't forget to vote in our poll and tell us who you think will win the match.

Miller Bolaños and Enner Valencia each scored and Ecuador defeated Mexico 2-1 in the third and final game of group play, eliminating El Tri from the 2015 Copa America Tournament.