Rematch is a great game. It's just a shame you need other people to play it. When I was a kid, I played a lot of soccer (I would like to apologize to everyone else in the world; I am, regrettably, American).

With AI-powered humanoids now playing 3-on-3 matches, China kicks off its boldest push yet to dominate robotics through sports.

Autonomous AI-powered robots recently battled it out in the RoBoLeague World Robot Soccer League in China. Watch the chaos here.

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(WXMI) — Mary Free Bed's power soccer team has won a national championship. "It's beyond words. I think that's why I keep on coming back," Mary Free Bed Overdrive coach Peter Kaiser said.

If you take a deep dive into the history of the Champions League—formerly the European Cup—you'll find two holes in the bracket of 1961. On Saturday, one of those holes was filled.

It is well-established that using your arms or hands is not allowed in football. Yet changes to the rules have made it difficult to comprehend for players, coaches, fans and even officials themselves.

The U.S. women's national team closed out their three-match summer window in style with a commanding 3-0 win over Concacaf rivals Canada at Audi Field with goals from Sam Coffey, Claire Hutton, and Yazmeen Ryan.

It is rare in top-level soccer for a player to be tasked with marking their life partner who is also the opponent’s star striker.