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Today's WSJ has a review of the book, Play Their Hearts Out, by SI reporter George Dohrman. The book examines

I attended the Inter Milan-Manchester City "friendly" last night at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. Here is an article describing

We recently examined some research by sports journalist Adam Drury who reported on Premier League betting data to chart each

This news article in Popular Science caught my eye: “Girl soccer players are five times more likely to return to

Bitter football enemies Argentina and Brazil (combined 7-time World Champions) square-off yet again in a friendly next Wednesday. The match

Barcelona or Real Madrid? Barcelona makes them. Real Madrid buys them. It's a matter of degree of course, but I

“When a key responsibility of a manager is to allocate more or less attractive tasks, subordinates have an incentive to

Chuck Blazer, an American and North America's representive to the FIFA executive committee has blasted the committee's decision to not

The AP headline is: "US soccer pres: We failed to meet expectations." There's not much else in the story, apart

After goals not given, diving, low scoring, reds for nothing, penalties overlooked, ... of the World Cup, arguably the strongest

For all those economics professors and tutors out there who struggle to explain the crucial concept of ‘selection bias’, a

News reports in England imply that Portsmouth Football Club of the English Premier League, perhaps the richest league in world