Sentence examples for in which soccer from inspiring English sources

But street fighting was not the only way in which soccer fans were helpful.

It's the predictable climax of several decades in which soccer has grown increasingly popular as a participant and spectator sport.

To draw 15,000 to a soccer practice, in a country in which soccer is a minor sport, was unprecedented.

Madrid gave up the contest — and the league — after a week in which soccer seemed to mean too much to so many followers.

The four clubs carrying over from the WPS days bring the experience and knowledge of those past failures, while new markets like Kansas City and Portland add cities in which soccer is part of the culture.

But as my Maine World Cup experience suggests, the sport's history in the United States has been complicated — a spectacular story of bold predictions, booms and busts, in which soccer has forever been hailed as America's "game of the future," or alternately, like pogo sticking, the Rubik's Cube and esports, as an overnight fad.

He cited an experiment of his at Bell Labs in which soccer-ball molecules of carbon known as buckyballs unexpectedly lit up when a current passed through them.

There were few nonwhite faces in the stands, which soccer officials would like to reverse.

Whatever its roots, its quintessentially British traditions are steeped in history, of which soccer is the centerpiece for many.

Particularly appealing are the videos in which Brazilian soccer writers recall the most memorable goals of their lives.

The first had come in 1967, during an era in which Scottish soccer was on a more even financial field with Europe's big guns.