Soccer

Scoring on seven of eight tries for a soccer goal with only a robotic goalie that can sway side to side to block the ball should be easy, right? All you need to do is kick the ball anywhere but the center of the goal. However, on this crazy Japanese game show, this player, Argentina great Lionel Messi, shows that it is much more difficult than it seems.

After a pretty brutal collision with the opposing team's goalkeeper, this soccer player was knocked out and supposedly swallowed his own tongue. That's something that we didn't think was possible, but apparently that's just what happened. Somehow, a player on the opposing team noticed it immediately and sprung into action.

Let me apologize, soccer fans. I've tried...I really have...to like your sport. It's just so incredibly boring that I can't get into it. Luckily, this Argentine dog feels the same way.

When you think of the term "soccer hooligan," this is probably not the image that comes to mind.

First, the penis-shaped church. Now, this.

European soccer fans continue to do their best to prove they are absolutely the most fired up in the world. And we do mean ‘fired up.’

While soccer is probably the 5th or 6th most popular sport in the United States, it's the most popular in numerous countries around the world. They take it very, very seriously and never before has that been more evident than after reading this story from Brazil.

People are always looking for new, innovative ways to make their favorite sports and activities better. That's where we get things like Ultimate Frisbee and SlamBall from. Now, there's a new sport making its way across Europe. It's called Bubble Soccer.

A soccer match for charity featuring amputee players sounds warm and fuzzy story, but it turned out to be anything but.