The brutal kingdom had a very good, if not perfect, week.

He’s reportedly heading to Saudi Arabia to cash in—and help a murderous regime launder its reputation.

A growing array of shows hype up the feel-good drama of modern sports—while tuning out the controversy.

At the start of its third season, the show’s plucky underdog premise is wearing thin.

The Premier League needs to punish its most successful team if it wants to save itself from disrepute.

The English Premier League transformed itself into the predatory “Super League” that fans thought they had defeated.

A conversation with Ryan O’Hanlon, author of “Net Gains: Inside the Beautiful Game’s Analytics Revolution”

The Qatar World Cup never should have happened. But there are signs that the world is finally waking up to the corrupt arrangements that brought it about.

This tournament has been chaotic, breathtaking, tragic, and wonderful. How do we make sense of it?

The African nation’s Cinderella run through the tournament was entirely unexpected outside of Marrakech. Now, fans of underdogs are united under its banner.

Tomorrow, the United States Men’s National Team plays the Netherlands in a must-win game. Is this the start of a beautiful rivalry?

No, it is not going to win the World Cup (this year), but it is fun as hell.

Soccer’s governing body is destroying the World Cup—but for once, the comically corrupt organization is getting called out for its sins.

Amid nationwide protests in Iran, Iran's national team chose to stay silent during the national anthem before its game against England.

The next few weeks will be a constant reminder that the biggest tournament in the sports world should never have been awarded to Qatar.

As Saudi Arabia’s takeover of English soccer club Newcastle proves, the media is highly susceptible to sportswashing by corrupt regimes.

The clumsy kickoff of this ill-starred competitor of the PGA has been a window into a tawdriness that infects international sports.

Putin’s oligarchs didn’t force their way in. We begged them to come, Labourites and Tories alike.

A year of upheaval has pushed the sport to a crossroads.

The invasion of Ukraine shines a harsh light on the obscene greed that has guided decision-making for decades.