Joachim Loew revealed he told Mario Goetze to "prove he's better than Lionel Messi" before Germany's "miracle boy" scored the extra-time goal to win the World Cup final.
Argentina captain Lionel Messi exited Sunday's World Cup final with a golden trophy in his hands, but it was not the one he wanted.
Tiger Woods was out practicing on Saturday at Royal Liverpool, the venue for this week's 143rd British Open and the course where he won the 2006 title.
After years of denying rumors about his sexuality, Australian swimming great Ian Thorpe has revealed he is gay in an interview set to be broadcast on Sunday.
LeBron James made his first public appearance since announcing he was returning to the Cleveland Cavaliers, holding court with a group of starry-eyed Brazilian basketballers on the eve of the World Cup final in Rio.
Carmelo Anthony has decided to remain in New York, choosing the Knicks over a number of NBA teams that could have given him a better chance for the championship he craves.
The last place Brazilians expected to be embarrassed in the World Cup was on the pitch.
Netherlands coach Louis van Gaal said his team's run to third place at the World Cup was proof there is more than one "Dutch" way of playing the game.
Here are five highs and lows that helped make the most memorable World Cup in decades:
Miroslav Klose is delighted to have established his '16 club' after becoming the World Cup's all-time leading scorer, but says it counts for nothing if Germany loses to Argentina in Sunday's final.
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