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Germany mulls bid for Euro 2024 soccer tournament The head of the German Football Federation has said it is mulling a bid to host the 2024 Euro Championships. It might all depend on what slice of the action Germany gets in hosting a pan-European tournament in 2020. The president of the German Football Federation (DFB), Wolfgang Niersbach, said his organization was considering an application to host the tournament, but that the decision would have to wait. In an interview with the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper, Niersbach said Germany would wait to see if it was chosen to host the final phase - the semifinals and final - of the European Championships in 2020. European football's governing body UEFA announced in January that the tournament would be staged in 13 different cities across the continent. UEFA plans that no country should have more than one stadium in the tournament, but that the semifinals and finals should take place at the same venue. "UEFA will announce the 13 host cities in September 2014 ... Thereafter we will be able to decide what to do," said Niersbach. "If we look at the European map, we can say with assurance - and not arrogance - that we have the ability to organise such a complex tournament," he said. Istanbul is 2020 favorite No nation will qualify automatically for the 2020 tournament finals, but every host country that does make it through will be guaranteed two home matches in the group phase. Turkey has been favorite to host the last part of the tournament, but only if Istanbul is not successful in securing the summer Olympic Games for that same year. That decision is to be made in early September. The last time that Germany hosted a tournament was at the 2006 World Cup, but it has not hosted a European Championships since 1988, before the fall of the Berlin Wall. The tournament, which currently has 16 competing nations, is set to move to a 24-country format from 2016, when it will be hosted in France. rc/ipj (AFP, dpa) http://www.dw.de/germany-mulls-bid-for-euro-2024-soccer-tournament/a-16964112

Not many comments yesterday but many here aren't that interested in women's football so understandable Men's Football 1st Round(In Local Time) 1PM: Iraq vs Denmark 3PM: Honduras vs Algeria 4PM: Brazil vs South Africa 5PM: Mexico vs Germany 6PM: Portugal vs Argentina 7PM: Sweden vs Columbia 8PM: Fiji vs South Korea 10PM:Nigeria vs Japan

The action gets started today with Women's Football and since I made all the threads for 2014 I feel inclined to continue, I will make better ones in a few days but I'm out of the country and stuck to mobile till Friday Schedule(All in local time) Women's Football 1st Round 1PM: Sweden vs South Africa 3PM: Canada vs Australia 4PM: Brazil vs China 6PM: Zimbabwe vs Germany 7PM: United States vs New Zealand 10PM: France vs Columbia Hope anyone watching enjoys!

We are one year away from Euro 2016 and what are your thoughts on the event and who do you believe which teams will make the tournament?

I read a post regarding the Brazil World Cup, 2014. The post was about 10 players above the age of 30 who could make great impact in winning the trophy. So it made me think, who all over would be the most important players in this World Cup. I can't see Ronaldo/Messi going all the way. It is just my opinion. But although I think Van Persie and his team seem to be promising this time around. Also, Neymar too has a big chance. The link to the article that kept me thinking - http://www.trcfootball.com/football-blogs?id=38

Well this is the weekend The final games of the best league in the world the English Primer League It will come down to 2 games. This is the first year ever in the US when NBC will broadcast ALL 10 games on the network of channels (why not Olympics too???) SCENARIOS If Man City Beat West Ham on Sunday they will win the title If Manchester City draw against West Ham on Sunday, they are all but assured of winning the title because of far superior goal difference over Liverpool If Liverpool beat Newcastle and Manchester City lose against West Ham on Sunday, Liverpool will win the Premier League title Chelsea have been officially eliminated from title contention EUROPA LEAGUE Tottenham will qualify for Europa League unless Manchester United win and Tottenham lose on Sunday. RELEGATION Sunderland have clinched safety with win against West Brom Norwich City are all but assured of being relegated due to far inferior goal difference SCHEDULE with TV's (all games start at 14:00 GMT 10 AM EDT Manchester City Vs West Ham United: NBC Sky Sports 1 SN Fox Sports 1 Liverpool vs Newcastle United: NBCSN Sky Sports 2 TSN Fox Sports 2 Cardiff City vs Chelsea: CNBC TSN 2 Fox Sports Norwich City vs Arsenal: MSNBC Fox Sports Tottenham Hotspur vs Aston Villa: USA Network Sky Sports 3 Fox Sports 3 Southampton vs Manchester United: Syfy SN World Fox Sports Hull City vs Everton: Bravo Sunderland Vs Swansea City: Esquire Fulham vs Crystal Place: E Network West Bromwich Albion vs Stoke City: Oxygen Fox Sports

The 2014 FIFA World Cup Anthem has been announced! It is sung by X-Factor Season 2 Alum, David Correy! It's called "The World Is Ours" Check out the lyric video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_rRta7MCII