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Klinsmann’s job is safe despite US Gold Cup losses

A 2-1 semi-final loss to Jamaica and a 3-2 penalty defeat on Saturday to Panama in the third-place match left the U.S. squad in fourth. Only a 2000 quarter-final penalties loss to Colombia kept this from being their worst showing ever in the biennial regional football tournament.

FIFA: Blatter tells Putin he has ‘complete trust’ in Russian World Cup

"We say 'yes' to Russia," Blatter said during a meeting with the Russian leader near St. Petersburg on Saturday. "Our support is especially important during the current geopolitical situation," Blatter said.

World Cup 2018: Costa Rica draws another ‘group of death’

The United States breathed a sigh of relief while Costa Ricans grimaced as FIFA drew Saturday for its fourth qualifying round for CONCACAF ahead of the 2018 World Cup in Russia.

FIFA: Sponsor pressure mounts ahead of World Cup draw

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia – FIFA will meet with key sponsors Visa, McDonalds and Coca-Cola next month as world football's governing body continues to come under pressure following a series of corruption scandals.

Another Gold Cup scandal: ‘CONCACAF es una vergüenza’

Panama was a man down after only 25 minutes but still managed to nearly beat Mexico...until the officials stepped in.

It’s ‘Murder She Wrote’ as Reggae Boyz knock US out of Gold Cup

Jamaica defeated the United States for the second time in 23 attempts and became the first Caribbean team to advance to the tournament final. The last time the U.S. lost on home soil to a Caribbean opponent was 1969 (Haiti).

Prosecutor confirms FIFA’s Webb in US; no court date yet

A U.S. prosecutor confirmed Friday during a pretrial hearing that former FIFA Vice President Jeffrey Webb was in the U.S. to face charges as part of a massive corruption scandal.

Swiss prosecutors probe 53 ‘suspicious’ FIFA cases

Swiss prosecutors are investigating 53 cases of possible money laundering as they look into FIFA's handling of bids for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, officials said Wednesday. Attorney General Michael Lauber said the "suspicious" cases had been reported by banks and that a "huge and complex" inquiry into football's world body could take months if not years.

Women’s World Cup expanded field nets lopsided scores, but perhaps long-term gains

Ahead of the first World Cup in 1991, 45 teams sought the 11 available slots alongside host China. This year's tournament attracted 128 countries chasing 23 places with Canada, and eight qualified for the first time.

Chile’s Copa América: Pollution worries hang in the air

SANTIAGO, Chile – As South America's football heroes jet into Chile for the Copa América, a dark cloud is hanging over two host cities where air pollution alerts are worrying organizers and fans.

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