Road to Greatness: Richie Laryea
Richie Laryea explains why failure fueled him early in his career and why it forced him to make a positional switch that has paid off greatly.
Who's Rising? Who's Falling?
With this summer's tournament now just weeks away, TSN Soccer analyst Steven Caldwell joins Tekeyah Singh for another edition of 'Who's Rising? Who's Falling?' with some of the superstars from around the globe.
MLS: Inter Miami 6, Union 4
Lionel Messi exited the game in the 73rd minute with an apparent leg injury. While Luis Suárez pitched in a hat trick in a high-scoring win over the Philadelphia Union.
NSL: Calgary Wild 0, Halifax Tides 4
Halifax scored three goals in the first 25 minutes of the match and would go on to shutout Calgary, who are still looking for their first win of the season.
Messi exits Inter Miami game with apparent injury
Lionel Messi grabbed the back of his leg, asked for a sub and went straight down the tunnel in Inter Miami's last match before the World Cup.
Whitecaps beat San Diego, CF Montreal salvages draw, TFC drops eighth straight
SportsCentre recaps how the Canadian teams fared in MLS action on Saturday night, with the Whitecaps doubling up San Diego FC, CF Montreal completing a wild comeback to salvage a 4-4 draw, and Toronto FC staying in the loss column with an eighth straight defeat.
Orlando GK Crepeau allows career-high six goals in ugly loss
It was a tough night at the office for Canadian goalkeeper Maxime Crepeau, who gave up a career-high six goals in a loss to FC Cincinnati. Crepeau continues to lead MLS in goals against this season.
Guardiola confirms Manchester City exit, ending 10-year trophy-laden spell
Pep Guardiola confirmed Friday what Manchester City fans had been fearing. The club’s most successful manager is leaving, bringing to a close a trophy-laden, 10-year spell in which he established City as one of major forces in Europe and changed the face of English soccer.
Foden, Maguire among notable names left off England's FIFA World Cup roster
England revealed its roster for the 2026 FIFA World Cup and some notable names were left out. Phil Foden, Cole Palmer and Trent Alexander-Arnold were among the omissions from Thomas Tuchel’s roster as the German-born coach underlined the importance of “team spirit and being unselfish” as they vie for first men's title since 1966.
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