As the clock ticks down to Formula One's inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix this weekend, the talk centers on the racing surface, chilly weather and difficulty of the 3.8-mile track.
The first round of the Major League Soccer playoffs is over, with the field of 18 teams pared to eight for the conference semifinals.
Megan Rapinoe has won nearly everything there is to win in women's soccer, from an Olympic gold medal to a Ballon d'Or and multiple World Cups.
Barcelona was expected to beat Shakhtar Donetsk handily, but Barca lost 1-0. For the Ukrainian team, the win was an eye-opener cheered by the team's global fan base.
To quote the brilliant Men in Blazers, you’d evaluate this week's Chelsea-Man City match this way: Are you Team Private Equity or Team Sovereign Wealth?
The Grand Prix, taking place at 10 p.m. local time, is expected to take place in near-freezing temperatures ... and to become one of the coldest Grands Prix in Formula 1 history.
This weekend has thrown up some interesting fixtures for us to consider, and these three games provide tremendous opportunities.
U.S. Soccer searched for months before landing on the ideal candidate to push the organization forward toward more innovative ideas: English coach Emma Hayes.
When the final whistle blew at St. James's Park on Saturday, Arsenal captain Jorginho refused to shake the hand of his Newcastle counterpart, Jamaal Lascelles.
Despite winning almost everything there is to win with the U.S. Women's National Team, neither Rapinoe nor Krieger has won an NSWL title. That will change for one of them in the duo's final match.
The Red Devils have suffered five losses in their first 10 games — enough to sink them into eighth in the EPL standings and rival their worst start in decades.
The São Paulo Grand Prix course, known for its banked curves, wild weather and incredible fan support, is a longtime favorite of drivers.
Cast your mind back to the mid 2000s: trucker hats, Myspace and Timbaland on the radio. The Premier League had just celebrated the 10-year anniversary of its modern form and Manchester United was running away with yet another title under Sir Alex Ferguson.
The Columbus Crew and Atlanta United may have qualified for the MLS playoffs on opposing ends of the Eastern Conference table, but the two teams share remarkably similar DNA.
It's Matchday 11 in the Premier League and gaps are starting to form across the table. What does that mean for this weekend's EPL bets? YB's Alyssa Chang has the answers.
FIFA will vote on Saudi Arabia's bid at its next congress in 2024. With no competition, though, the outcome is already all but guaranteed.
Major League Soccer's Sporting Kansas City and St. Louis City SC may share a home state of Missouri, but beyond that, the clubs couldn't be more different.
The Australian driver shocked the Formula One universe by qualifying in fourth despite driving what has often been the worst car on the grid in 2023.
Established in 1963, the Mexican Grand Prix at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez is one of the more compelling and lovable stops on the F1 calendar.
The Manchester Derby is one of the most celebrated games on the English calendar. And YB's soccer expert Alyssa Chang is her with here picks.
Newcastle's Italian midfielder Sandro Tonali has been banned from soccer for 10 months for his use of illegal sports betting sites.
Should Everton's 12-point deduction stand for its singular infraction, Manchester City could face unprecedented punishments if found guilty of similar practices.
It's Matchday 10 of the Premier League season, and things are feeling rather somber in soccer in the UK. We’ve lost a true great since last weekend: World Cup winner and Man United legend Sir Bobby Charlton, who passed on Sunday at 86.
After a historic season, MLS is finally heading to the playoffs — but only two of the four remaining wildcard teams will get to come along.
Formula One has always focused on commercialization, but money-driven changes are causing consternation among fans, drivers and team principals alike. The problem?