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Teams are already trying to qualify for the 2014 World Cup, but today in Africa, a huge win for Ghana may be wiped out due to a national struggle with the power company. With Ghana up 4-0 over Lesotho in the second half at the Accra Sports Stadium, the stadium lights cut out, and stadium technicians are scrambling to fix the problem before the match is abandoned. Reliable power is a constant worry for Ghanians, and the Regional Director of the Electricity Company of Ghana — the company that supplies power to the stadium — was instantly fired after the lights went out, according to African site JoyOnline.
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France and Spain are playing their key World Cup qualifier in Paris. It's 0-0 midway through the first half. Whichever team wins will be the favorite to win the group and advance to the 2014 World Cup, and the loser will likely have... Read Post

This is it. The US men's national soccer team starts its final, 10-game round of World Cup qualifying today in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. It should be a tough game. Honduras is one of the best teams in North America, the game is bein... Read Post

Here's the deal, the US men's national team needs at least a win and a draw in its next two games, or it won't qualify for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. And to make things worse, the team is more or less in shambles right now. The U... Read Post