Information on Wold Soccer Magazine

WorldSoccer.com is the official website for "World Soccer" magazine. It provides soccer news daily, along with other resources such as soccer travel information and an interactive forum. Read all the posted information on the website without a membership or signing up for anything. However, you must register as a user to post comments in the forums. Soccer is commonly called football in countries outside the U.S.

Latest News: Keep up with the latest soccer news on the World Soccer website. Articles provide up-to-date information on various topics including speculation on teams, players and tournaments, as well as the latest regulation changes and scandals. Sample topics include "Milan Dismisses Bosingwa Speculation, "Racing Club Masseur Killed by Lightening" and "Clubs to Take on FIFA Over Internationals," from January, 2011.

Forums: Website forums offer you the chance to voice your opinion and share your knowledge with other users. Learn about and discuss soccer with fans from around the globe when you visit the World Soccer forum. Search through current and archived threads for current and historical information. Popular forums include discussions of soccer by country and the Champions League. Sign up as a registered user to post a forum topic or comment on threads from other fans. You must submit a login name, a display name, an email address and a password.

Historical Information: World Soccer provides information on the greatest teams, matches and goals in soccer history. It lists the three greatest soccer teams of all-time as Brazil in 1970, Hungary in 1953 and Holland in 1974. World Soccer selects Italy's 4 to 3 win over West Germany in the World Cup semi-final of 1970 in Mexico City as the greatest match of all-time, followed by a 3 to 2 win by Liverpool over Milan in the Champions League Final of 2005 in Istanbul. The greatest goal in soccer is said to be by Diego Maradona in Argentina's win over England in the World Cup quarter-final of 1986 in Mexico City, followed by Marco Van Basten's goal in Holland's 2 to 0 victory over the Soviet Union in the 1988 European Championship final in Munich.

Soccer Travel: World Soccer features a travel guide to the world's great soccer cities. Browse information about the city's soccer history and current stadium details for over 14 cities including Athens and Lisbon, as well as Milan and Prague.

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References:
World Soccer: Home Page
World Soccer: World Soccer Forums
World Soccer: Greatest Goals, Matches and Teams
World Soccer: World Soccer's Guide to the Great Footballing Cities
World Soccer: News