February 12, 2014
World Soccer 2014 Readers Survey
World Soccer wants to know how we're doing. We appreciate the feedback of our readers and want your opinions on our magazine and content. Please spare us a few minutes to complete our 2014 Readers…
Advertisement
-
-
February 12, 2014
World Soccer subscription: exclusive World Cup preview offer!
Take advantage of our legendary 2for1 subscription offer, and not only will you save 50% off the full rate, but you will get your copy in time for the run up to this year’s World…
-
February 12, 2014
Windfall for Bayern Munich as Allianz take €110m stake in the club
German insurer Allianz have taken an 8.33% stake in the European champions Bayern Munich for €110 million.
-
February 12, 2014
Atletico Madrid face sanction after Cristiano Ronaldo struck by lighter
Atletico Madrid could face punishment after Cristiano Ronaldo was hit on the head with a cigarette lighter thrown from the crowd during Real Madrid's 2-0 Copa del Rey semi-final second leg win at the Estadio…
-
February 12, 2014
Qatar 2022 welfare charter does not go far enough
One of the UK's leading trade unions has branded Qatar’s new welfare charter as ‘totally inadequate’ and said that FIFA must demand changes to protect the rights of workers building the 2022 World Cup venues.
-
February 11, 2014
Time might be running out for David Moyes as excuses start to wear thin
Brian Glanville looks back on an extraordinary weekend in English football, which saw league leaders Arsenal destroyed at Anfield, title favourites Chelsea held by Norwich and champions Manchester United held at home by bottom of…
-
February 11, 2014
Jose Mourinho warns of anarchy in wake of Yaya Toure decision – World Soccer Diary
Jose Mourinho has accused the Football Association of promoting anarchy in the Premier League after Yaya Touré avoided a three-match ban despite kicking Norwich City’s Ricky van Wolfswinkel off the ball.
-
February 11, 2014
Tom Cleverley: if only he’d been born Spanish – World Soccer Daily
Manchester United midfielder Tom Cleverley has admitted that he has feels like a 'scapegoat' this season after coming in for criticism from fans and the media.
-
February 11, 2014
Death of cameraman highlights tensions in Brazil ahead of World Cup
Pele and Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff have reiterated appeals for peace in the wake of street violence in Rio de Janeiro last Thursday which led to the death of a television cameraman.
-
February 10, 2014
Images of the Day: February 10, 2014
The best football images from around the world.
