Despite the Olympic backlash and constant negitive media, football, or soccer as it is known in the United States, will end 2012 in gold position - whether we like it or not.

Robin van Persie proved his worth as a quality striker by making up for his missed penalty with an injury-time winner in a thrilling 3-2 victory over Southampton.

A highly talented English side fails to deliver the goods in a major yet again, as they lose in the quarterfinals of Euro 2012.

With Jose Mourinho reiterating his intent of returning to the Premiership after La Liga, the media has duly surmised Manchester United as a possible destination. Despite his impressive resume, certain issues stand between him and United.

As a lifelong Liverpool fan, I am contorted with pride and shame at the moment. Pride in the increasingly convincing return of King Kenny Dalglish. Shame at the unseemly mess our new hero, Uruguayan Luis Suarez, has plunged us in. Read on to learn why.

Just two weeks ago, an opportunity presented itself to attend an event run by Fitz Hall, alongside his co-partner Ken Bonsu.

Liverpool Football Club (LFC) has had a great defensive record so far this season. However, being the tightest defence in the league does not add up to Champions League football next season without being lethal at the other end of the pitch.

The issue of money and consistency in soccer began many years ago, but it has come to fore in recent years.

With Paul Scholes’ retirement, Manchester United’s woes at midfield have only worsened with injuries to Anderson Oliveira and Tom Cleverly. Here's a peek into United’s season so far, a closer look at some transfer prospects for the January window, and projections for second half of the season.

After his harsh dismissal from Southampton, Alan Pardew deserves his new found success.