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The Inventor of the Seal Dribble, One of Soccer’s Most Outrageous Skills
After years of looking for the former Brazil sensation Kerlon, The Athletic tracked him down in North Carolina. This is his story.
Paralympics: Best Moments and Standout Performers
The Athletic looks back on a Games filled with powerful, important and surprising stories.
Cowboys Quarterback Dak Prescott Is Signing a Record-Setting Contract
The Dallas star will become the first player in N.F.L. history to earn $60 million per season.
How Premier League Players Turned Two Villages Into the ‘Beverly Hills of Britain’
Mansions, supercars, elite schools and boutique shops now dominate an area about 22 miles outside London — since Chelsea’s training ground moved.
NFL Week 1 Takeaways: One Major Upset and Several Shaky Starts
Strange things can happen during the first week of the season. 2024 is no exception.
Angel Reese Is Out for the Rest of the W.N.B.A. Season With an Injury
The star forward will miss the Chicago Sky’s playoff push.
An Extreme Reaction and a Lesson Over the English National Anthem
England’s interim head coach discovered that soccer was only part of the job before a 2-0 victory over Ireland.
The U.S. Men’s Soccer Team Lacked Pride in an Embarrassing Loss to Canada
The United States lost to Canada on American soil for the first time since 1957, and the performance was dismal, a columnist for The Athletic...
After a Stunning Upset to Northern Illinois, Is Notre Dame’s Season Over?
The Huskies shocked the Fighting Irish in South Bend despite a questionable officiating decision that denied the visiting underdogs a first down.
Can Caleb Williams Be the Savior the Chicago Bears Need?
The Bears have used 36 different starting quarterbacks since 1992. Williams could finally bring the franchise stability, a columnist for The Athletic writes.