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The Road to South Africa continues with a never-before-seen look at the one trip every U.S. Soccer supporter must make - the Trek to the Azteca. With the Mexican team scuffling and in danger of falling out of contention for the World Cup, the Mexican nation is up in arms for this clash against their most hated rival. Come along for the journey as a ...

It's been a polarizing movement amongst the fans of Manchester United and after choosing to initially delay their bid, reports coming out of Manchester are suggesting that the Red Knights are meeting this week to finalize the structure of their bid to purchase the club from the Tampa based Glazer Family. (more...)

The USA created history at the 2009 Confederations Cup. But would it give them enough momentum going into the grueling home stretch of World Cup Qualifying? Come along for the journey with the most die-hard sports fans in America - Supporters of the U.S. National Team.

One Goal was there when USA supporters brought the house down at RFK on October 14, 2009.  We will also be filming in the supporter sections at Philly and Hartford for our teams send off games, before we go to South Africa. Let us show you what its like to be a supporter at the craziest sporting event in the world.

The traditional March To The Match in Seattle.... 'Emerald City Supporters marching to Royal Brougham Park to support the Seattle Sounders FC as they host the New York Red Bulls on April 3rd 2010.' Just over 36,000 representing at Qwest Field.

Sounders FC beat the Philadelphia Union 2:0 before over 36,000 fans at Seattle's Qwest Field on March 25, 2010. Goals for Brad Evans and Fredy Montero.  Note the "Smash the Union" tifo.

Nine South African host cities, and seven international cities will be hosting official FIFA World Cup 2010 Fan Fests.  The international cities include: London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Mexico City, Sydney, and Rio.   Millions of fans are expected to watch the matches live and experience the unique FIFA World Cup ambiance in these outdoor venues. ...

Baltimore’s ready for a Major League Soccer franchise. At least that’s according to one local group, the Lords of Baltimore. (more...)