Proteas head coach Shukri Conrad’s first full-strength white-ball squads indicate the thinking for the upcoming white-ball World Cups, with Reeza Hendricks dropped from the T20I side and Rassie van der Dussen culled from the ODI squad.

But, remarkably, it was Chelsea doing it. The Blues, who were +370 underdogs to win in regulation, needed only 43 minutes to race past PSG. They beat the European champion 3-0 and won the first edition of this expanded, lucrative, spectacular yet controversial tournament.

He’s only been at Chelsea for what feels like a matter of minutes, yet João Pedro has slotted in seamlessly, not only becoming a key figure in their run to the Club World Cup trophy, but looking like he’s been a Chelsea player all along,

President Trump handed out trophies and medals after Chelsea beat PSG 3-0 in the FIFA Club World Cup final. But there was one awkward moment on stage.

Tobin Heath might know something about what makes soccer resonate within the U.S. Her resume, in part: She won NCAA titles in college at North Carolina, then went on to win two Olympic gold medals with the U.

They retained their title with a familiar group of players. Five of their six goalscorers at this World Cup — Garrincha, Vava, Pele, Zito and Mario Zagallo — had also won World Cup 1958. Amarildo, the striker who came into the side midway through the tournament and scored three times, is the exception.