In 2014, this 2x Oscar winner shut down a movie production and took off to watch the World Cup with fans in a random Brooklyn apartment. It was wild...
In 1972, the USMNT only had 10 players in the squad for a WC Qualifying match against Mexico. So, a fan in the stands had to suit up and save the day...
In 1944, an extraordinary soccer event took place at Camp Shanks, a pivotal U.S. Army embarkation point during WWII. It was something straight out of a movie.
In 2017, an American forward went to North Korea to play a soccer game, all while Kim Jong Un deployed a hydrogen bomb. It was an intense adventure...
In 1967, a young Stevie Wonder met with a newly established American soccer team for a wild crossover that's been forgotten over time.
In 1979, an American player attempted one of the craziest stunts in soccer history, from the observation deck of this iconic NYC landmark.
Before entering World War II, the infamous Italian dictator somehow ended up witnessing one of the greatest games in American soccer history...
Carlo Ancelotti has won the greatest club competition in soccer more than any other coach. But for his first title, he recruited the help of Al Pacino.
It’s one of the strangest outcomes in pro sports history. Back in 1975, the American Soccer League was forced to crown two co-champions.
What's the best way to prepare someone for the greatest space mission in the last 60 years? NASA's answer was to call up a soccer coach...
Would you give up a successful soccer career to pursue a ridiculous musical dream? Well, this MLS player did exactly that...
Before writing The Cat in the Hat, Dr. Seuss had a moving experience with the beautiful game. And it may have actually shaped his whole career...