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Any soccer players from the United States and/or Mexico will not be suspended for the first match of the World Cup if they ...

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The U.S., which opened with victories over Trinidad and Tobago and invited guest Saudi Arabia, won its group for the 17th ...

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Messi's moment of brilliance delivers Inter Miami a Club World Cup victory and the Herons are just one point away from ...

Premier League official Anthony Taylor gave Raphael Veiga a birthday present by overturning his red card at the Club World Cup.

Inter Miami CF has nothing -- or everything -- to prove at the FIFA Club World Cup, depending on one's expectations of the Herons and Major League Soccer.

A red card resulting from two yellow cards typically leads to a one-game suspension. However, a straight red for serious foul play or violent conduct usually results in a three-game ban.

Former ref Des Roache believes John Beaton messed up by sending Cammy Devlin off for a second yellow card at Hampden. The Hearts midfielder was dismissed following a second booking at the national ...