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Rooney leads England past Kazakhstan 5-1

Wayne Rooney scored twice Saturday to help England overcome a shaky performance and beat Kazakhstan 5-1 in a World Cup qualifying game.

  • United States men's national soccer team player Brian Ching, right, plays the ball as DeMarcus Beasley, left, moves in during a training session Thursday, Oct. 9, 2008, in Washington. The U.S. team will play against Cuba on Saturday in a World Cup qualifying match.

    Two Cuban players go missing

    A German soccer coach confirmed that two Cuban players left the team's Doubletree Hotel and they had not been seen since.

  • Budding talent chooses US, might play vs Cuba

    If Jose Francisco Torres plays for the United States on Saturday in a World Cup qualifier against Cuba, there will be no going back. He'll be committed to the U.S. team for life, having chosen the Americans over Mexico.

  • Coach: 2 Cuban soccer players missing in DC

    Two members of Cuba's national soccer team have gone missing during the team's trip to Washington for a World Cup qualifying match, the team's coach told reporters on Friday.

  • FIU's Director of Athletics, Pete Garcia, looks at the playing field from the seats outside the President's skybox at the new-and-under-construction University Park Stadium.

    MLS might come to FIU Stadium

    Athletic director Pete Garcia said FIU has had `serious discussions to bring the highest level of professional soccer to South Florida and in particular to our new FIU Stadium.'

  • Spain remains on top; Russia makes big move

    Nyon, Switzerland (Sports Network) - The FIFA/Coca-Cola Men's World Rankings for the month of October were released on Wednesday, and they saw top-ranked Spain maintain a big lead over the rest of the field.

  • Spain's No. 1 in FIFA rankings; US is No. 24

    European champion Spain remained No. 1 in FIFA's soccer rankings Wednesday, followed by Italy and Germany. The United States is No. 24.

  • U.S. women announce three matches vs. South Korea

    The gold-medal winning United States womens national team announced Tuesday it will continue its "Achieve Your Gold Tour" in November with three matches against South Korea.


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