Did Beitar’s Fans Embarrass You, You Nice, Tut-tutting Lefties?
The soccer club appears to have been studying the tactics of that tricky right-winger Benjamin Netanyahu: If you want to be noticed, take to the global stage.
Itay Meirson
Regev and Anelka: A Meeting of Minds
The populist politician is doing exactly what she rails against: sullying sport with politics.
Soccer / Premier League The Strange Case of the Penalty That Wasn’t
The fourth official saw on the TV monitor that it wasn’t a penalty, and informed the referee.
Soccer / Premier League Between Heaven and Hell
Can Arik Benado pull Maccabi Haifa out of limbo? Are Maccabi Tel Aviv's Ultras racist?
Soccer / Premier League Losing for the Most Mundane Reasons
Be'er Sheva beat Maccabi Tel Aviv and saved the league from itself. And who is responsible for silencing legitimate protests?
The Premier League's Big Zeros
Maccabi Tel Aviv loves to show that it can bench its stars and still win a shutout. So does Hapoel Tel Aviv, though less convincingly.
Soccer | Analysis Barak Itzhaki’s Winning Script
He could have gone into the game with his missed penalty in the dying seconds of the Europa League game weighing him down, but the Maccabi Tel Aviv forward has a winner’s mentality.
Maccabi Tel Aviv's Big Soccer Comeback
A yellow Independence Day ceremony as Maccabi Tel Aviv wins the Premier League after 10 years.
Soccer / Barcelona's Fancy Footwork Stumbles Against Real Madrid
Real Madrid taught Barcelona an important lesson on Tuesday: In soccer, offense is the best offense.
Racism and Soccer, Then and Now
A panel discussion about 'Liga Terezin,' a documentary Jewish soccer players in Nazi ghettos, was quickly hijacked by the Beitar Jerusalem racism controversy.