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Top FIFA Officials Shared $80M in Five Years: Investigators

A small group of FIFA's top officials, including ex-President Sepp Blatter and his former second-in-command, Jé rô me Valcke, allegedly paid each other bonuses worth tens of millions of dollars tied to World Cups, according to a cache of contracts disclosed by internal investigators on Friday.

Is Major League Soccer Scoring With Fans?

Once an afterthought in a crowded sports landscape, Major League Soccer is starting to capitalize on America’s rising obsession with soccer. But whether the MLS can sustain its recent rabid growth for years to come remains a matter of debate.

Is Major League Soccer Scoring With Fans?

Once an afterthought in a crowded sports landscape, Major League Soccer is starting to capitalize on America’s rising obsession with soccer. But whether the MLS can sustain its recent rabid growth for years to come remains a matter of debate.

Is Major League Soccer Scoring With Fans?

Once an afterthought in a crowded sports landscape, Major League Soccer is starting to capitalize on America’s rising obsession with soccer. But whether the MLS can sustain its recent rabid growth for years to come remains a matter of debate.

Amid Sales Warning, UA Partners With NBA On Fitness App

The partnership is the first of its kind for Under Armour and a minor coup in its bid to catch industry leader Nike Inc., which has been slower to embrace digital fitness. The deal gives UA access to the NBA's base of more than one billion social media followers.