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A brief article highlighting some key facts and matches in this English soccer league fixture between Everton and Liverpool. Known as the Merseyside derby it focuses on matches played at Goodison Park, Liverpool throughout history.

Soccer is considered as the world’s largest playing sporting event. It is played in almost every corner of the world. Every day, we witness players playing and practicing this game in order to groom their skills.

A brief soccer history article highlighting some key facts and matches in this English football league fixture between Chelsea and Arsenal. All matches have been played at Stamford Bridge, Fulham, West London.

It will not really be an exaggeration to claim that no other sport enjoys as much popularity as soccer does. The frenzy noticed during the FIFA World Cup remains unmatched.

My father and uncles were all rather casual fans of the Bristol Rovers football team, and on many Saturday afternoons they took me as a boy to watch matches at Eastville Stadium. The first team played at home on alternate weekends and on the intervening Saturdays there was always a debate about whether or not to go to watch the reserve team. Most of the first team matches were attended, but the reserves were often given a miss, especially if the Bristol rugby team was playing at home on the nearby Memorial Ground. My paternal grandfather played rugby for Bristol in the years before the First World War and father played both rugby and soccer, so watching either game was equally pleasurable to him.

The game of soccer is considered as the most played sporting event. We can easily find lovers of this game in every corner of the world. Due to this, the demand for soccer uniforms is touching the sky.

This fixture was first played on 6th April, 1895 when Manchester United – still known then as Newton Heath – beat Newcastle United 5.1 at Bank Street in Clayton, Manchester in front of a crowd of 6,000. This brief article highlights key matches in this English soccer fixture throughout history.

I have had several roles as it pertains to soccer for all levels of the game, such as player, trainer, student, coach, referee, and parent.With that experience and along that journey, I have also encountered other individuals who posses knowledge of those various roles. My desire is to interview them and share their knowledge with aspiring soccer players, and those who have interest in the Beautiful Game!

When it comes to soccer, comfort wear is crucial. A comfortable jersey will not only allow the player more flexibility but also helps prolong his endurance especially when it comes to crunch time. That said, choosing the right kind of jersey is important. Below are the top 3 things that every player should look for when buying a soccer jersey.

The United States last won the World Cup in 1999, July 10th to be exact, in a penalty shoot-out with China. Civana Kuhlmann, a member of the U.S. Under 17 Women’s National Team, was a few days less than 3 months old then so it’s hard to blame her for not being able to easily name the United States line-up that year.

With the start of the new Barclays Premier Season only forty-nine days away, supporters across the globe have already begun marking the days off their calendars. Ever since the completion of last season on May 24th, several of the proverbial ‘bigs’ team have made additions to their squads. So the looming question is; Who will lift the Premier League Trophy next season?

Many people have expressed shock and dismay over recent accusations of corruption at the governing body of world football, FIFA, but should one really be surprised if football’s executives behave like bankers? It used to be said that money is the root of all evil but such sentiments seem to have become unfashionable in a world dominated by big business. Nevertheless, it is difficult to deny that vast pools of money have accumulated in global situations where corrupt insiders can operate beyond the control of most national governments. FIFA has become yet one more multinational corporation that needs effective regulation. The FBI must be congratulated for taking the lead and prompting other agencies to follow in what must be an international crusade to root-out corruption from the world’s favourite sport.