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United States striker Folarin Balogun said he knew that the suspension of his red card would «cause a lot of controversy» during the World Cup and that he recognized the impact it had on his teammates.
ATLANTA: England have not played with the same intensity that their players display week in and week out in the Premier League, but Argentina’s Alexis Mac Allister remains wary of the physical strength they will bring to Wednesday’s World Cup semifinal. The 27-year-old has played six seasons in the Premier League, winning the title with Liverpool last year, and said he had noticed a difference in the potency of the English side at the World Cup in Canada, Mexico and the United States. “I play against most of them every weekend and it’s clear they’re physically very strong,” he said on Tuesday as Argentina fine-tuned for the clash against England at the Atlanta Stadium. “That said, I think during this World Cup we’ve seen — I don’t know if I’d call it fatigue or not — but they haven’t played with the same intensity that characterises the Premier League. “I don’t know if that’s because of the heat, the weather or other factors, but they’re obviously a great team. We have enormous respect for them, just as we have for every national team we’ve faced.” Mac Allister said the battle against England might, however, be won as much with the mind as with the physical confrontation. “It’s clear that the mental side is extremely important.
SOUTHPORT, England, July 14 : Rory McIlroy has called for golf to extend its major championship season beyond its current four-month window.
July 14 : Two-time Olympic gymnastics gold medallist Sunisa Lee announced her return to training on Tuesday two years before the Los Angeles Olympics.
Dan Dakich reacts to WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert no-showing for her appearance on Dan Patrick's show last week.
All Elite Wrestling star Chris Jericho talks to Fox News Digital about what he wants fans to remember his career as.
OSLO: More than 100,000 fans flooded the streets of the Norwegian capital Oslo on Monday to give their soccer team a heroes’ welcome, turning the heartbreak of their World Cup exit into a massive national celebration. A 2-1 extra-time defeat by England on Saturday brought Norway’s historic run to an end in the quarter-finals, shattering the Nordics’ dreams of a place in the last four.
Brian Kilmeade presents data on the World Cup boom, showcasing record viewership and significant economic surges in host cities. Alan Rothenberg, founder of Major League Soccer, emphasizes the tournament's success and the emerging young talent in U.S. Soccer. Rothenberg believes this momentum will inspire a new generation of players, solidifying the sport's growth and competitive future in the United States.