John Strong apologized.

“What should have been a celebration of the Spanish national team’s World Cup victory has turned into a tragedy.”

Harry Waldock says Gillingham's youngsters are determined to show they belong in Gareth Ainsworth's first-team plans.

Argentina’s Cristian Romero skipped right past the president during Sunday’s ceremony for the runners-up.

Spain coach Luis de la Fuente said defender Marc Cucurella is a man of his word and must now go ahead with a tattoo of him.

The president wasn’t quite ready to leave the spotlight after presenting the trophy to Spain.

Gillingham boss Gareth Ainsworth insists there’s no need to panic - despite a third of his senior squad missing through injury.

The scoreless game finally turned into triumph for Spain in the second half of extra time.

The record-breaking tournament was still inflected with several scandals, courtesy of the U.S. president’s policies.

For the president, the real victor of soccer’s premier tournament just might be the United States.