soccer

Not gonna lie, I actually enjoy soccer games.  I mean it's a lot like football, only I think the fans are a bit crazier.  There's beer, food, and yelling!  And now toilet paper?

This is gonna sound very chick of me, but I'd smell David Beckham's leg any day! Then again, if I didn't know that it was him, I probably wouldn't smell his leg, I mean, that's just weird right?   Guess, not a lot of people did it.

Kobe - A great basketball player, but NOT a soccer player.   In this video he scores a goal on himself...aka for the other team.  Bummer.

Remember the really horrible soccer back kick that actually scored a goal?  Well this back kick was actually quite pretty, yet scored no goal.  Strange!

There's a new sport and it's a cross between Kung-Fu and soccer and volleyball.  AKA - Look people who are in shape:

This past Sunday a United Arab Emirates soccer player made a crazy penalty kick using a backwards kick and actually made it in. It seems the team was already up 5-2 and I assume he didn't want to cream them anymore, however, they must have sucked if he made the shot with that kind of kick...

Abby Wambach scored the go-ahead goal, and the United States woman's soccer team defeated France on Wednesday, 3-1, clinching a spot in the finals of the Woman's World Cup. After the US took an early 1-0 lead, France began dominating the game's possession, finally scoring an equalizer in the 55th minute. But Les Blues weren't able to further capitalize on what ended up being a 25-11 shots-on-goal

On the brink of elimination, the U.S. women's soccer team needed collective resolve, not a Solo act. Turns out it got both. In what's being hailed as an all-time classic, the U.S. pulled off the unthinkable Sunday, rallying late to upend a highly-skilled Brazil squad to advance to the semifinals of the World Cup.

It's the shot laughed at 'round the world. A soccer player in Venezuela identified as Anderson Fredrick missed a surefire goal from about four yards away when instead of just tapping in the gimme goal, he decided to roar back and blast it like a missile, sending the ball above the crossbar and viewers around the world into hysterics.

These soccer players must have watched this Lacrosse game switcheroo, because this is pretty genius!

Two videos featuring unusual trick plays have been making the Internet rounds this week. In the first, a high school soccer team in Arkansas fools their opponents by having two players feign a collision, then using that distraction to set up an easy goal.

Baerke van der Meij is about to play with the big boys - well, sort of. The 18-month-old soccer phenom was recently discovered via a YouTube video that showcased his ability to kick several balls into a box without much effort.