The guys debate Neymar’s impact on Brazil, pointing out how his never-ending injuries and inflated ego are detrimental to the team. Alejandro Moreno and Ross Dyer dive into the opening fixtures of the 2019 Copa America and share their predictions for who will lift the cup. Away from the extreme altitude of La Paz, Bolivia

England has advanced into the knockout stage thanks to a 1-0 victory over Argentina, with Jodie Taylor’s second-half goal enough to secure the points. It was mostly attack against defense in Le Havre. England dominated possession and territory, but Argentina was resolute, well-structured and hard to break down. Goalkeeper Vanina Correa put in a remarkable

2:25 PM ET Italy qualified for the knockout stage with a win over Jamaica. Photo by Lionel BONAVENTURE / AFP Italy’s Cristiana Girelli bagged a hat trick and substitute Aurora Galli struck twice as they thrashed Jamaica 5-0 to qualify for the last 16 of the women’s World Cup on Friday. Back in the tournament after

Steve Nicol outlines how to defenders should stop Neymar and he explains if he were defending Neymar, he’d done anything to upset his game. In an exclusive interview with ESPN FC, Dani Alves discusses Brazil’s expectations for Copa America and the team’s mindset after the 2018 World Cup. It was a profitable midweek for the

Shaka Hislop ranks the top five players who are out of contract come this summer and gives his thoughts on which club each could land. Adrien Rabiot could complete an improbable turnaround and stay with Paris Saint-Germain this summer despite being frozen out for the second half of the 2018-19 season, sources have told ESPN

Steve Nicol explains how adding Eden Hazard puts Real Madrid in a better position to challenge Barcelona for next season’s La Liga title. Thousands of Real Madrid fans have turned out to greet new signing Eden Hazard at his unveiling following his club record transfer from Chelsea. Hazard made his first appearance before his new

Brazil’s latest campaign for its first World Cup title might also be the Seleção’s last to be captained by perhaps the game’s greatest player. The team’s all-time top scorer (and the World Cup’s too) is the 33-year-old Marta, appearing in her fifth tournament wearing Brazil’s iconic No. 10. She might no longer be the attention-demanding

Alanna Kennedy has defended tactics that the Matildas coaching staff employed in their 2-1 loss to Italy. MONTPELLIER, France — After beginning this Women’s World Cup ranked No. 6 and as the highest-seeded team in its group for the first time in history, Australia has positioned itself right back where it is perhaps most comfortable