Human Interest

The World Cup Has Its Own Version Of The Olympic Torch

The faded soccer ball, covered with scratches and thousands of signatures, is a testament to soccer's power to bring the world together. Kings, prime ministers, monks and professional footballers have knocked the ball around. The Ball has been kicked and headed all across the world. The Ball travels from Battersea Park in London to the World Cup every four years, and it started a new journey on March 25.

La reacción emocional de mamá al debut de su hijo en USMNT te hará sentir cosas

Andrija Novakovich es un delantero de 21 años del club holandés Telstar. No es exactamente un nombre familiar entre los fanáticos estadounidenses, pero su debut con el USMNT el martes fue uno de los mejores momentos para el fútbol estadounidense en meses.

Spirit of Football: The Journey Of The World Cup's Olympic Torch

During a World Cup year, you are going to hear hundreds of amazing stories from across the planet. Like how Gabriel Jesus was painting the streets of Rio during the last World Cup and is now a vital part of the Selecao. Or how Mohamed Salah has captured the hope of an entire nation and helped send Egypt to the World Cup for the first time since before I was born (1990 for those wondering).

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