Atlanta United signs defender Castillo to bolster left back
Atlanta United announced the signing of defender Edgar Castillo on Friday.
Getafe beats Leganés 3-0 in Madrid’s mini-derby
Getafe beat host Leganés 3-0 to win Madrid's mini-derby on Friday.
Chelsea's Pulisic likely out until mid-February
Christian Pulisic's adductor injury appears likely to keep him out of Chelsea's lineup until mid-February.
Schalke upsets Gladbach 2-0 as Bundesliga returns
Michael Gregoritsch scored one goal and set up another as Schalke dealt a blow to Borussia Mönchengladbach's German title hopes in a 2-0 win on Friday.
In Liverpool, Man United sees the pain and path to recovery
A trip to Anfield is a journey into Manchester United's deepest anxieties.
Liverpool's Klopp annoyed at Africa Cup of Nations change
Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp believes the decision to move the Africa Cup of Nations back to its traditional January slot is a
Leverkusen coach Bosz gets extension to 2022
Bayer Leverkusen handed coach Peter Bosz a contract extension until summer 2022 on Friday despite the team failing to reach the knockout stages of the Champions League.
US Olympic qualifying roster minus 5 from World Cup team
The United States’ roster for the upcoming CONCACAF Olympic qualifying tournament will look very similar to the one that won the Women’s World Cup in France, with notable exceptions.
Iran says it's been banned from hosting international soccer
Iran's soccer federation said Friday it has been told it will not be hosting any international matches on Iranian soil.
Sebastian Berhalter, son of US coach, joins Columbus Crew
Midfielder Sebastian Berhalter, a 19-year-old son of U.S. national team coach Gregg Berhalter, signed with Major League Soccer's Columbus Crew as a homegrown player on Friday.
US men's soccer to play March 30 exhibition at Wales
The U.S. men's soccer team will play an exhibition against Wales at Cardiff on March 30.
Debate in Malmo rages over battered Ibrahimovic statue
Two bronze feet protrude from a block of stone, a large and dusty black cloth draped down one of its sides.
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Pick up today’s @washingtonpost and you can see this piece as the @goingoutguide cover story:
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"The sense of love and positivity feels like a really nice show to go out on.” Aaron Posner's 1970s spin on "The Merry Wives of Windsor" gives the Folger Theatre a groovy send-off ahead of two years of renovations. https://t.co/eOzjHz3klf
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RT @kpagekirby: If I still had my Express (RIP) column I would have lobbied SO HARD to run a blank page. And I might have gotten away with it. Also”Dolittle” sucked. https://t.co/nWpKOiwXDk
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RT @katie_rayford: me when this game started vs. me right now #LSUvCLEM
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The number of movies nominated for best picture since the Academy switched in 2011 from 10 nods to an algorithm that picks from 5 to 10, depending on the voting: Five: 0 Six: 0 Seven: 0 Eight: 3 Nine: 6 Ten: 0 What, exactly, is the point of this system again? #OscarNoms
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Last year, the #OscarNoms inexplicably blanked Widows. This year, the most prominent movies shut out were The Farewell, Hustlers and Us. All films centered around women of color. Do better, Academy.
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RT @roxana_hadadi: Congrats to the Academy for once again taking an incredibly interesting year of movies made by women and people of color and WOC and shoving everything aside for some real boring **** ****! Joker, Two Popes, and Bombshell? The Farewell and Hustlers totally shut out? #OscarSoWhite
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RT @SeanFennessey: I applaud the Academy for not recognizing FROZEN 2, a movie which made no sense.
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#OscarNoms I'm particularly delighted by: Rian Johnson, Antonio Banderas, Florence Pugh, Klaus.
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is still the best picture front-runner ... but the lack of a film editing nomination is worrisome. Opens the door for Parasite and Joker, which both got in (and maybe 1917, which also was snubbed but doesn't have much editing by design). #OscarNoms
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