Yes — but it’s not that simple.
The Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism
From the DMV to the Premier League: How Americans are influencing soccer in the United Kingdom
“How did a Yank end up doing a dream job?” asked Lee Hoos, Harford County native turned chairman of London’s Queens Park Rangers. He is just one of the Americans making his mark on the sport across the pond.
Merrill Matchday: Tales from London Study Abroad
As the Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism reports from around the UK, hosts Eddy Calkins and Brendan Weissel break down each day’s reporting and adventures.
Poll: Most believe in integrity of sports, but gambling influence troubles some
A new poll looks at opinions about the growing influence of the sports gambling industry.
Where fashion meets soccer: How Classic Football Shirts is growing the beautiful game
Casually wearing jerseys once carried a stigma, particularly in the United Kingdom. But football fashion has since evolved.
London’s Buffalo Bills community rallies for wild-card win over Jaguars
The group takes over the Fitzrovia Belle in London every NFL Sunday.
Arsenal are at forefront of women’s soccer stadium revolution
The Gunners’ full-time move to 60,000-seat stadium highlights growth of women’s game.
What do U.K. football fans think about the U.S. hosting the 2026 World Cup?
Football fans in the United Kingdom have mixed opinions on the World Cup coming to the United States.
Controversial finish puts Premier League’s VAR technology in spotlight
The fate of West Ham United, a Premier League club sitting near the bottom of the table and firmly in the relegation zone, changed in an instant thanks to two video assistant referee (VAR) reviews.
Dynasties, salaries and hot dog prices: How Major League Soccer compares to the Premier League
Off-field aspects — such as season formats, player salaries and fan customs — distinguish the EPL and MLS from one another.