World Cup

We can only fight racism if we stand together.

Players, football clubs and reporters mourned the loss of the "Player of the Century," who led Argentina to a World Cup victory in 1986.

Members of South Korea men's national soccer team compared their historic match against North Korea to 'war.'

The posters were located in a New York subway station. "Hate has no place in the transit system and we work hard to make the subway a welcoming, safe environment for everyone," said MTA officials.

Just when the World Cup win ought to be driving people to games and generating positive interest in the sport, Rapinoe is undermining our pride in America's team.

The U.S. Soccer Women's National Team are leaders in their industry and celebrated with champagne dedicated to a woman who revolutionized her industry.

The 34-year-old soccer star quoted the late rapper on her Instagram following the USWNT's triumph in France.

"We can't do anything more to impress more, to be better ambassadors, to take on more, to play better, to do anything. It's time to move that conversation forward to the next step," she said.

"Now we need to win in 2020!" one soccer fan told the Fox News correspondent. "Get that racist out of the White House!"

Rapinoe and Lavelle's goals broke a scoreless tie between the two teams that lasted well into the second half of the match and lifted the club to it's second consecutive World Cup title.

"We'd rather hear from the team of under-15-year-old boys who beat them," Coulter tweeted, including a link to an interview Team USA's Ali Kreiger gave to CNN on July 4 about the ongoing controversy surrounding the women's soccer team.

Piers Morgan blasted the "arrogance" of U.S. women's soccer star Megan Rapinoe, citing reports she and a majority of players won't visit the White House should they win the World Cup Sunday.

"I have always aimed to use my passion to inspire others," said Pakistani soccer star Hajra Khan, who made six goals in the marathon match.

"When we win this, I hope every one of our players feigns eating a Big Mac and large fries," Piers groused.

Alex Morgan is one of the superstars of the United States women's national soccer team, favored to win the 2019 World Cup. Her husband, Servando Carrasco, is also a soccer star.

Riffing on the triumphant moment, Twitter users quickly turned the photograph into a new meme celebrating their own big and small accomplishments.

In 2018, Rapinoe and Bird became the first same-sex couple to appear in ESPN's body issue.

"It may not be the White House, but we'd be happy to welcome @mPinoe & the entire #USWMNT for a tour of the House of Representatives anytime they'd like.

The captain of the U.S. Women's National Team in January said, she's "not going to the F...ing White House if we win." Trump said they are invited "win or lose."

"Don't worry bro," Benjamin Mendy wrote on Twitter, "I'll take care of him."

Four protesters spent 15 days in police custody after invading the pitch at the World Cup final in Moscow.

Trevor Noah, host of "The Daily Show," responded to backlash over his "legitimizing" of "far-right" racist ideologies after a joke he made on his show Monday about Africans—and not the French—winning the World Cup.

After France beat Croatia 4-2 in the tournament's final, celebrations exploded across the country.

"I'll give this ball to you and now the ball is in your court," Putin told Trump in reference to the U.S. hosting the World Cup 2026.

Celebrations consumed the country yesterday, with 1 million fans swarming the famous Avenue des Champs-Élysées.

On France's 23-member team, 19 of the players are immigrants to France or the children of immigrants.

Putin shook hands with some of the world's best players. But his polling numbers are not looking good.

Kylian Mbappe stole the show and Yerry Mina and Raphael Varane made their mark.

"We've definitely written ourselves into history, given the conditions and infrastructure back home, we are a miracle," Dalic said.

The commentator breaks down the subtle differences in his many "GOOOOOOOOOOL" calls.