Landquart Journal
The Game Is American, but the View, Alpine
By JOHN TAGLIABUE
Soccer is Switzerland’s most popular spectator sport, followed by ice hockey, but fans say that football may be third, though it was introduced less than 30 years ago.
Red Bull Arena Hosts U.S. Team
By JACK BELL
The United States women’s national team will play its final match before departing for Europe and the World Cup against Mexico at Red Bulls Arena in Harrison, N.J., on June 5.
Schalke 2, Inter Milan 1
Schalke Crushes Inter Milan to Advance
By REUTERS
Schalke completed a stunning elimination of Inter Milan with a 2-1 second leg win to set up a semi-final with Manchester United.
Manchester United 2, Chelsea 1
Manchester United Advance With Victory
By REUTERS
Manchester United inflicted more Champions League misery on Chelsea as they moved into the semi-finals with a 3-1 aggregate victory.
Barcelona 1, Shakhtar Donetsk 0Goal
Age Before Beauty? Giggs Gives Manchester United Both
By JACK BELL
The seemingly ageless Ryan Giggs led Manchester United over Chelsea on Tuesday and into the semifinals of the UEFA Champions League.
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For Raúl, New Team but Same Success
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Timbers Get First MLS Win in Front of Home Fans
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Pele, Charlton and Cafu Join FIFA's Task Force
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Most Brazil Airports Won't Be Ready for Cup-Study
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Two Old Pros Lead the Way for Manchester United
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Study Says Airports Likely Not Ready for WCup
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Japan Decide to Play in Copa America, Says JFA
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Blackburn's Ryan Nelsen Out for the Season After Knee Surgery
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Owl Killer Gets Seven Game Ban for Kicking Opponent
Multimedia
Interactive Feature: Bringing the World to Africa Through Art and Soccer
2010 Fine Art is an international exhibition and sale of original art work commissioned for the World Cup.
Interactive Feature: 2010 World Cup Rankings
2010 World Cup teams, ranked by record and tournament statistics.
Video: Beating the ‘Wall’
Analyzing two free kick approaches: straight blasts and precise, bending shots.
Video: South Africa Beyond the World Cup
As the World Cup unites South Africa in sport, a look at the different hopes and perspectives from opposite ends of the socioeconomic spectrum.
World Cup Travel Guide
South Africa Scores!
By DAVE MAYERS
You may go for the soccer, but don’t miss the elephant watching, bungee jumping, beachcombing, vintage shopping and gallery hopping. Six locals share their favorite haunts.
Slide Show: Outside of South Africa's Stadiums
Travel Guide: South Africa
Where to go, what to do and where to stay in the 2010 World Cup host country.
Tim Ream: Chapter 1, New Hope
April 15, 2011
Europa Cup Semifinals an All-Iberian Affair
April 14, 2011
M.L.S. Gives Real Salt Lake a Hand for C.C.L. Finals
April 14, 2011
Fernando Torres: Money for Nothing
April 12, 2011
On Soccer
An American Buys Into Arsenal’s Storied History
By ROB HUGHES
Stan Kroenke, the American sports and property magnate, promised to maintain the traditions of the English Premier League club.
Global Soccer
Shot of Energy in a Grueling Season
By ROB HUGHES
Antonio Valencia, who broke his ankle in September, has returned to the field and galvanized Manchester United.
On Soccer
Chelsea Doomed by In-the-Box Thinking
By ROB HUGHES
Chelsea can make a compelling case that the team should have been awarded a penalty kick in the last moments of the Champions League game that it lost, 1-0, to Manchester United.
Multimedia
World Cup Replay: July 11
Dives, kicks, slides, jubilation and disappointment from Sunday’s World Cup final.
The World Cup, Around the World
Soccer fans gathered all over the world to see Spain’s victory over the Netherlands.
Top World Cup Players on Facebook, Day by Day
Check out which players, for better or worse, were the most popular on Facebook, and when, each day of the World Cup.
The World Cup Ball Evolves
A slide show of match balls used in games from 1930 to 2010.
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