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Conspiracy theories are some of life’s little gems. They spice up a world that probably doesn’t need to be spicier than it already is, … but hey, sometimes people need to escape reality. And personally, I love conspiracy theories. My favorite is the Denver International Airport theory. 

But that’s a story for another time. Honestly, there’s nothing like drinking a piping hot cup of coffee and watching conspiracy theory videos to get the morning started right.

I remember my first out-of-town soccer tournament like it was eight years ago … . I woke up at the butt-crack of dawn for my parents to drive me two hours to the wonderful desert wasteland of Pueblo, Colorado. I’m sorry if you live there, the green chile is great but that’s about it.

Having a beverage while watching sports is a tradition unlike any other. The performance of the team you’re supporting can be a large factor for what and how much you’re drinking. This list covers some of the top teams in Europe and what you’ve been drinking for the past several months based on who you support.

One of the most difficult decisions to make the day of a youth soccer game is what to eat before game time. The late-afternoon games are the worst because enough day goes by that you either starve during the day or eat something and end up getting cramps during the game. I was faced with this brutal conundrum once and it still haunts me to this day. 

In the NWSL Challenge Cup bubble, most players wanted coffee to fuel their bodies.

And the NWSL delivered! A coffee truck was quickly brought on scene for players to enjoy. Thank goodness.

It started out as a funny commercial to promote NBC’s coverage of the Premier League. Now it’s a TV show. (Well, a close approximation of a TV show, as is typically the case these days.)

An official trailer for the Apple TV+ series “Ted Lasso” was released on Tuesday, giving fans a sneak peek on what to expect from their favorite American football coach in England.

Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernández opened up his MLS scoring career with the LA Galaxy against the Portland Timbers on Monday.

There. It. Is.

Chicharito opens his MLS account! pic.twitter.com/xBnBx8KDAq

— Major League Soccer (@MLS) July 14, 2020

The New England Revolution hosted a drive-in viewing party for its match against the Montreal Impact last week. Cars lined the field — social distancing style — of Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts to watch their side win 1-0. 

Soccer matches in England have been played in empty stadiums since leagues restarted in June, but that didn't stop a faction of Portsmouth supporters from attending their side's match against Oxford United on Wednesday.  

A small group of Pompey fans have parked up at Oxford’s Kassam Stadium, using pallets to see into stadium #pompey pic.twitter.com/DyM6flYqXL