Two days away from the party that will bring in the team’s centennial, Corinthians had another gift for its faithful fan base: a new jersey and the old tradition of winning at Pacaembu stadium. The campaign for 100% victories on the home field was reinforced by a 2 to 1 victory and the return of Ronaldo to the turf, where he played over 60 minutes.

Iarley and Paulinho scored the goals and lead the fan base into a frenzy at a Pacaembu stadium filled to capacity, where the fans unfurled the Corinthians Popular Republic flag.

The team will now rest for the rest of the week, to commemorate Corinthians’ 100th anniversary; their next match is only on the 4th, again at Pacaembu.

Will it be the stage of yet another celebration?

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This past week, it may have been just a friendly, but Van Der Vaart knows that practice makes perfect.

Strike fear into a keeper's eyes with Rafael's tips on taking a deadlier penalty kick.

Corinthians was top of the class this Sunday and deserved a 10. The same mark now represents the number of games Timão has remained unbeaten against the tricolored team, after this Sunday’s 3 to 0 victory over the rival from São Paulo at Pacaembu stadium.

To round things off, Corinthians sustains an impeccable performance on home field games: 100% use of the home field advantage. Besides its excellent performance, Timão benefited from a slip-up by the current championship leader to come even closer to first place.

Elias demonstrated his decisive skills once again and scored twice, while Jucilei also made his mark sealing the final numbers in the match.

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Before the T90 Tracer hits the pitches of the world's toughest leagues, it was put through its paces on the training pitches of the world's best teams.

And after hours of dedicated testing and training with some of the game's elite athletes, the T90 Tracer got the ultimate approval: from the players.

See the innovation behind the Tracer.

Sergio Aguero:
"I Like the graphic, it is easy to control."

Raul García:
"I like it and helps me to play better."

His club won the tournament, and he left the leading “Talisman."

Giuliano leaves the Libertadores Cup as the name to remember.

The Brazilian midfielder conquered South America. Can he do it against the world's best?

When the club championships return in December, remember that name. Giuliano.

Over 16,500 aspiring footballers are taking their Chance and showcasing their skills on their Chance Facebook pages. And with 3.5 million around the world commenting, sharing and showing their support, the competition to get noitced is fierce. Find out how these four did it

Mauro jaurena, Argentina: An athletic winger with a powerful shot, Mauro bases his game on speed and control. But with the ability to execute neat skills and use his stylish footwork, Mauro tells us to “expect the unpredictable.”

Masood Majiet, South Africa: Masood’s balance and quick feet are two assets we noticed straight away. But according to Masood himself, his endurance sets him apart. “I’ve got enough stamina for two matches,” he told us.

Szymon Wilgodzki, Germany: Szymon’s approach to training is total. From freestyle skills to set piece drills, passing and shot accuracy, he’s a player committed to improving every aspect of his game. That’s the dedication you need.

Alfredo Munoz, Spain: Alfredo dreams of playing for a top level team has already shown his commitment to achieving it. A leader on and off the playing field, Alfredo’s work ethic matches his dedication.

In March, Nike opened up the playing field.

Any organization using the power of soccer to drive social change could submit its idea for a chance to join the Nike Gamechangers roster.

Close to 300 organizations stepped up to the challenge. A panel of expert judges has cut the field down to 12 finalists based on innovation, social impact and sustainability.

Now you decide the next Nike Gamechanger.

The top 3 ideas will win money and support to help implement their ideas.

Vote for your favorite idea. Change lives through football.

You've been working all pre-season for the chance to prove yourself.

When you get it, you must take it.

Watch the Manchester United striker Federico Macheda discuss his first team debut
and what you need to know to be ready when the manager calls your name.

Every player goes through ups & downs. Responding to Joshua Won's Facebook question, Manchester United's midfielder JS Park says you have to think positive, don't hesitate, get into good positions, and always keep going.

The season is almost here. Now is the time to earn that shirt.

Every time you take the pitch they watch and study your moves.

Every match they dream of being in your boots.

Then they play to push it further, evolving the American style.

Every match is another step forward.

Tradition is nothing in the face of ambition.

A new era in Brazilian National Team. A lot of talk set the tone of the first training of the Brazilian National Team under the command of Mano Menezes.

Stay tuned for the coverage of the friendly match with the United States, with photos made by our insider in New Jersey.

Manchester United's first team coach Rene Meulensteen developed the Three Ball Routine to increase team speed and mental awareness.

Commonly used the day before a match, It's designed to cultivate reactivity, passing quality, and quickness with the end result of producing that perfect final ball.

Check out the run through and challenge your teammates to move at the speed of the Red Devils.