Walter Bahr, an American soccer legend and the last surviving member of the famous 1950 US men's national team, died on Monday. He was 91. Bahr, a member of the National Soccer Hall of Fame, had the ...

Dimitry Elias Léger's “Death of the Soccer God” uses a Haitian soccer legend’s story to examine Haiti, diaspora, soccer and history with an imaginative, jazzy flair.

A certain sports apparel giant has incorporated a diagonal stripe on the U.S. World Cup jerseys, meant to recall the Yanks' mutinous 1-0 World Cup upset of England in 1950. Perhaps it is by accident ...

Walter Bahr, the last living member of the U.S. soccer team that upset England at the 1950 World Cup, had died at age 91. When Walter Bahr walked off the field in Brazil after the famous United States ...

1950 was arguably the most important year in the FIFA World Cup's history. The tournament had successfully rose from its 12 year slumber through one of the most incredible finals in the competitions ...

The sport’s history in the city can be largely traced back to Hungarian immigrant Miki Lorik, who came to Wichita after ...

Sad news from the U.S. Soccer site, which reports that yet another member of that famous, United States 1950 World Cup squad has died. John “Clarkie” Souza died Sunday at the age of 91, according to U ...