Author Declan Hill argues that without major changes to security and enforcement, the game of soccer will be forever damaged by criminals’ efforts to fix games around the world.  Bill Littlefield shares his thoughts on The Fix: Soccer and Organized Crime.

Few books have focused on the American perspective of English soccer…until now. In his new book, Bloody Confused!: A Clueless American Sportswriter Seeks Solace in English Soccer, American author Chuck Culpepper explores and embraces the rivalries, loyalties, and cultural phenomena that is U.K. soccer. Bill Littlefield comments on this wonderfully entertaining read.

In his new book, Soccer Dad, author W.D. Wetherell describes the power and beauty of the game of soccer through his experience as a sideline dad for his son’s high school soccer team. With its lyrical and energetic writing, Wetherell’s book defines the term "a good sports read" and Bill Littlefield agrees.

The U.S. soccer team will face off against Cuba this Saturday in Havana for a World Cup qualifying match. While the team and a few U.S. journalists have been granted permission to land on Cuban soil, U.S. soccer fans won’t be able to see the game. Bill Littlefield explores the reality of politics and sports in Cuba.

Tonight in Toronto, Major League Soccer’s all-star team, led by New England Revolution Coach Steve Nicol, will take on West Ham United of Great Britain’s Premiership. Bill Littlefield looks forward to the game, and back at what M.L.S. has accomplished.