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Patients are breathing oxygen, traffic police and doctors are on duty ... all stopped to cheer for U23 Vietnam.
England is considered the cradle of world football history. The FA Cup - the first football tournament in the world - was first held in England in 1872. Check out the ra…

Thus, the group stage of the World Cup 2014 has officially closed with countless surprises and interesting.
Do you hate to see the map because they are too busy, complicated and somewhat boring? The following maps will make you think again.
The One World Futbol Ball is made of a special type of foam, no inflatable and can be used for many years.
12 young players and assistant coaches stuck in Tham Luang cave in Chiang Rai province from June 23 because heavy rains flooded the cave.
The Forest Green Rovers club in the UK plans to build a new environment-friendly stadium, accommodating 5,000 spectators.
A huge football pitch death pit devoured a series of tents and vehicles at a campsite near the coast in the state of Queensland, northeastern Australia.
The ASIMO smart robot yesterday demonstrated the skill of playing football with US President Barack Obama, during his visit to Japan.
To gain the right to host the 2022 World Cup, Qatar does not hesitate to spend the mountain of money to build a new system of stadiums.
The RoboCup World Championship football tournament takes place in China, with the participation of special players - robots of many countries.
Embodying an old Tung tree in the Amazon forest to send to Joseph Sepp Blatter, FIFA President, Huynh Minh Hieu, an eighth-grader, showed the idea of protecting the fo…
Football for robots is an ambitious high-tech competition for universities, research institutes and industry. Some tournaments have been scheduled for 2008, with the big…
The Sirius particle accelerator can accelerate the electron beam as thin as 1/35 times the length of the hair to the speed of approaching the speed of light.
This is where half of China's high-speed bullet ships are assembled, according to People Online.