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An animated storybook about a World Cup game from 64 years ago that still haunts Brazil.
The former German star hopes to keep expectations low for the coming World Cup. For now, Klinsmann will take the long view when it comes to soccer success for the United States.
How three World Cup stars do what they do best.
What does the greatest player in the world have to do to make Argentina love him?
64 years after the devastating 1950 World Cup, Maracanã stadium will host another final. Can the home team erase the memory of what happened there the last time?
If you want to find the best funk music in Brazil, you’ll need to stray far from the stadiums.
The magazine’s contributing illustrator sees soccer coifs in the scenery.
Solve the popular variety puzzles from the Sunday magazine at our newly relaunched hub for New York Times crosswords.
