What Toronto can learn from the 2015 Pan Am Games legacy ahead of next year's World Cup
If done right, Toronto's turn hosting the World Cup has the potential to create a community legacy for the city.
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Lionel Messi extends MLS-record streak with 2 more goals - ESPN
Lionel Messi continued to make history on Saturday, extending his MLS-record streak of multigoal games as he scored twice in Inter Miami's 2-1 win over Nashville SC.
FIFA, global player unions agree to mandatory rest periods - ESPN
Football's player unions have secured a victory in their battle for mandatory rest periods after a meeting in New York between FIFA president Gianni Infantino and senior figures from global player unions resulted in an agreement on the need for standardised player breaks.
Infantino declares Club World Cup success, despite critics
NEW YORK :On the eve of the Club World Cup final, FIFA President Gianni Infantino hailed the tournament a success, learning from the criticisms leveled at the event on issues ranging from extreme heat to stadiums that were only half full for some matches.
Expected record-breaking transfer proof women players are great, says Hemp
ZURICH :England forward Lauren Hemp has praised the expected record-shattering one-million-pounds ($1.35 million) transfer of Olivia Smith, saying it highlights the growth of the women's game.
Alexi Lalas' Best U.S. XI: Why Turner still starts in goal over Freese
Trying to build the best 11-man squad for a full-strength U.S. men's national team is an interesting little exercise — and one that coach Mauricio Pochettino is hoping he'll have the opportunity to do in the next international window.
PSG and Chelsea set for Club World Cup final showdown in US
EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey :Paris St Germain (PSG) will face Chelsea in the final of FIFA’s revamped 32-team Club World Cup on Sunday, capping off a month-long tournament in the United States that, while sparking debates about the weather and calendar, has delivered drama akin to a nations' World Cup.
Wenger defends Club World Cup amid Klopp criticism
NEW YORK :Arsene Wenger has dismissed Jurgen Klopp’s criticism of FIFA’s revamped 32-team Club World Cup, calling the tournament a "fantastic competition" and emphasising the support it has received from participating teams, players, and managers.