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Legendary boxing champion Alvarez has hit out at football icon Messi after he appeared to kick a jersey of his native country Mexico following Argentina's win over the weekend

‘He better pray to God I never find him,’ the world champion said after footage appeared to show Messi kicking a Mexico shirt in the Argentina locker room

Terry Matson, from Kent, is in Qatar for the World Cup, having watched FIFA tournaments in Spain, USA, France and several other countries over the past four decades

MONTERREY, Mexico — Graced with Lone Star brands like H-E-B, Whataburger and 7-Eleven, this affluent city in northeastern Mexico is home to global conglomerates and posh neighborhoods, enjoying strong economic and cultural ties to Dallas-Fort Worth. It’s a mere two-hour drive from the Texas border.

Mexican boxer Canelo Alvarez on Monday threatened Argentina superstar Lionel Messi over his dressing room celebration after beating Mexico in the FIFA World Cup Group C match in Qatar.

Nicola Adams and model Ella Baig received an influx of congratulatory messages and they uploaded a very formal photo of themselves but some fans got a little carried away

Argentina’s 2-0 win over Mexico was the most-watched Spanish-language World Cup group stage broadcast in U.S. history, draw 8.9 million viewers on Telemundo television and the streaming services of Telemundo and Peacock

Ferrari’s fluctuating form in the final races of the Formula 1 season – especially from struggles in Mexico to fighting Red Bull in Abu Dhabi – highlighted how critical engine performance was.

Terry Matson was in Mexico to witness Maradonna’s ‘hand of God’ goal and in Italy for the penalty shoot-out against Germany that saw England out

The task is clear for the United States: beat Iran in a politically charged World Cup match or go home. US players have been praised as the best generation of American soccer. But they finished third behind Canada and Mexico in World Cup qualifying and now face a must-win final…

The desire for an adrenaline rush while traveling continues to grow, especially among young people signing up for adventure tourism. Here's a list of six extreme tours in Mexico, Colombia and Peru that are certain to get hearts pounding.