God may still save the Queen, but Britannia has not ruled in 2014

He never played in a World Cup, but every player there now should salute him.

So what exactly is your problem with soccer players who dupe the referee?

Matthew Niederhauser's World Cup Photo Diary: Day Twelve

Unable to rely on muscle–or Neymar–can the hosts survive?

Introducing Brazil to "flip cups," then drowning the loss to Belgium. Matthew Niederhauser's photo diary, day eleven

There's a reason that the four teams left in have played in a combined 21 finals.

Relocating the tournament would deny the very progress reformers want

Reflections, predictions, and the latest Suarez affair

The two most complete teams in the World Cup meet in Friday's first quarterfinal

If you listen to Goldman Sachs, it's either Brazil or the Netherlands.

An interview with the author of "Brilliant Orange"

Confidence is high before Les Bleus' showdown with the Germans on Friday

How France's greatest player created soccer's greatest product

It has been noted: maybe the US needs more military bases in Spain and Brazil

We're not eye candy for crowd shots. And we know the game every bit as well as men.

Chaucer had his barrels, I have my barn

Five final, devastating reminders of what might have been

Four consecutive World Cups, one big position switch, boundless heart

I'm Argentinian, but sometimes I can't watch the World Cup in Spanish.