Lois Fidler and Jordan Nobbs tell FIFA.com why England's humbling defeat at the hands of Korea Republic can help them beat Japan on Sunday.

In Australia, sports newsreaders are often former rugby or cricket players, but ex-Socceroo Craig Foster has now broken into the exclusive club.

In Australia, sports newsreaders are often former rugby or cricket players, but ex-Socceroo Craig Foster has now broken into the exclusive club.

A quartet of tough-to-call quarter-finals will leave only four of Denmark, Korea DPR, Germany, Canada, Japan, England, Korea Republic and USA standing.

UEFA Cup holders Sevilla were beaten in Liege on Thursday while Ronaldinho secured a dramatic win for AC Milan at the San Siro.

England coach Mo Marley has told FIFA.com that she expects Chile 2008 to bring more in the way of education for her players, rather than results.

FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter has been awarded the Davos Crystal for his outstanding service and achievements in the sporting world.

Cristiano Ronaldo has brushed off suggestions that Arsenal's title hopes will be over if Manchester United defeat them at the Emirates on Saturday.

Japan coach Takeshi Okada pulled no surprises by calling up three Europe-based players, including Shunsuke Nakamura, for the Qatar match.

An article published on the FIFPro website regarding the case of Stephen Appiah and club Fenerbahce on 30 October draws incorrect conclusions.