Today is the day: the Vols square off against LSU for the SEC Championship.

Ronaldo said that his AC Milan teammate Kaka "deserves all the world prizes" and will win the 2007 Golden Ball award.

Five men, including Harry Redknapp, the manager of the English football club Portsmouth, and former Portsmouh chairman Milan Mandaric (now at Leicester City) have been arrested by British police in an investigation into alleged corruption in British football transfers.

Sydney crowd got what it wanted: Galaxy was defeated, but David Beckham – a player and a trademark in one – had scored a goal.

The draw for the qualifying rounds of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa were held in Durban on Sunday, with Russia being placed in a group with Germany, Wales, Finland, Azerbaijan and Liechtenstein.

Villarreal missed a chance to move to the top of the Spanish league for the first time in its history, settling for a 1-1 draw with Almeria.

A total of national soccer teams discovered the hurdles they must overcome to reach the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ today when the FIFA Preliminary Draw took place in Durban. It proved to be a thrilling ceremony, decorated by the presence of iconic figures from within the sport and performances that attested to the magical tournament that South Africa promises to deliver.

Business tycoons buy English soccer clubs, England’s matches are screened across the globe and its probably the wealthiest soccer league in the world.

Just hours after being saluted as one of the world's best right-sided midfielders, David Beckham was prepared to bench for Wednesday's European Championship qualifier against Croatia by England coach Steve McClaren.

In what was supposed to be a battle of two of the NFL's most talented quarterbacks, the Indianapolis Colts take on the Atlanta Falcons at 8:15pm on Thanksgiving Day on the NFL Network.

The New York Red Bulls sold Clint Mathis to the Los Angeles Galaxy on Monday, trading the 30-year-old midfielder for a third-round pick in Major League Soccer's SuperDraft.

University of Michigan football head coach Lloyd Carr at a press conference announced today (Monday, Nov. 19) his retirement from coaching after 28 seasons with the Wolverine program. Carr is second to only Bennie Oosterbaan (31 years; 20 years as an assistant and 11 years as head coach) in years of service with the nation's winningest college football program.