ST. PETERSBURG, Russia - Belgium's golden generation has come up short at a major tournament.
MADRID - Modern great Cristiano Ronaldo left Real Madrid to join Italian champion Juventus for 100 million euros ($117 million) on Tuesday, with the Portuguese superstar saying the time had come "for a new stage" in his life.
China boasts a huge soccer fanbase, backed by a booming market. So when Chinese supporters tune in for more in-depth coverage, the elite European leagues take notice.
LONDON - Wimbledon chiefs were adamant on Monday that the men's final will start at its traditional time on July 15, despite clashing with a potential England World Cup triumph.
Serena Williams' baby has just taken her first steps at Wimbledon, but the seven-time champion doesn't want daughter Olympia to follow in her path on the tennis court.
China might not have made it to the World Cup finals in Russia, but the national team can take heart and learn from a tournament packed full of surprises - such as:
MOSCOW - It's time for Gareth Southgate to come up with a big speech of his own.
ZAGREB - Croatia's first World Cup semifinal for two decades has revived the memories of the country's soccer zenith and raised hopes that the Luka Modric-inspired side can go one better than their legendary predecessors.
Surrounded by large construction sites in the Sheshan suburb in Shanghai is a bookstore, and this was the unlikely location where Chinese band Xi Ban recorded their latest album Wan Pi.
Fifteen years after coming to China, Sony/ATV Music Publishing, the global leader in music publishing, has launched the Sony/ATV Polaris music center inside Beijing's Chaoyang Park.
Co-organized by the One Minutes Foundation, the school of design at East China Normal University (ECNU), Sinan Mansions and Shanghai Media Group's (SMG) Dragon TV, the Sinan video art salon was launched in Shanghai on June 29.
The National Football League sees exuberant children as a perfect counterpoint to the popular perception in China that American gridiron is a violent, dangerous game - and one of the NFL's biggest superstars was in Shanghai last weekend to prove it.
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