Coach Luis Felipe Scolari has confirmed nine players who will make Brazil's squad for the World Cup at home. They are David Luiz, Oscar, Ramires, Willian, Paulinho, Julio Cesar, Thiago Silva, Fred and Neymar. Full Story.(Photo: The Canadian Press)
Challenge At Hand
April was always going to be a big test for the new-look Vancouver Whitecaps with games against some of the top teams in MLS. As TSN soccer analyst Luke Wileman explains, after back-to-back matches against L.A., the 'Caps now face Real Salt Lake, the only remaining unbeaten team in Major League Soccer this season. Full Story.
From the Sidelines
Ramires will miss Chelsea's remaining matches in the English Premier League after being banned for four games for violent conduct. During Saturday's match against Sunderland, Ramires struck Sebastian Larsson with a flailing arm in an off-the-ball incident that match officials missed. Full Story.
Luke Wileman
April was always going to be a big test for the new-look Whitecaps with games against some of the top teams in MLS. After back-to-back matches against L.A., the 'Caps now face Real Salt Lake, the only remaining unbeaten team. More...
Kristian Jack
Manchester United Football Club finds David Moyes guilty of guiding them to their worst season in 25 years. Until now, none of us really knew what the club's owners thought about the whole mess that has been the 2013/14 season. More...
Jason deVos
While Vancouver FC pulled away with a 2-2 draw against the Los Angeles Galaxy last weekend, defensive frailties proved to be costly for the Whitecaps. More...
Noel Butler
If reports of apparent bullying at Villa Park and training ground punch-ups at Swansea were not bad enough, what to make of the alleged leaking of Cardiff's starting XI ahead of their crucial encounter with Crystal Palace. More...
Gareth Wheeler
Though, they weren't the better side, Toronto FC might have deserved better on Saturday night. Here are 5 Thoughts on TFC's loss to FC Dallas. More...
