Felipe Cardenas is a senior writer for The Athletic, where he covers soccer across South America and North America. His expertise spans various themes in sports, including competitive sports, sports business, and sports broadcasting, with a focus on team sports and different sports disciplines. Felipe's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The New York Times, The Olympian, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Felipe Cardenas’ coverage is highly focused on soccer, particularly the MLS, and key players such as Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez. His articles heavily feature event coverage and evolving stories related to these topics.
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By: Felipe Cardenas
The sound of a ringing telephone startled Santiago Escobar. It was July 2, 1994 at 2 a.m. in Las Vegas, Nevada, where Santiago, the older brother of Colombia national team defender Andrés Escobar, was on vacation with a sizable contingent of immediate family.
By: Felipe Cardenas
By reaching the important landmark of the last 16, Javier Aguirre's side have rewarded the faith of their supporters
By: Felipe Cardenas
In 2011, Colombia's Carlos Sanchez was given the unenviable task of man marking Lionel Messi... and delivered a defensive masterclass
By: Simon Hughes, Austin Green, Carl Anka, Thom Harris, Sam Lee, Laura Williamson, Phil Hay, Lukas Weese, Greg O'Keeffe, Laurie Whitwell, Felipe Cardenas, Jack Pitt-Brooke, Stuart James
How the World Cup quarterfinals bracket looks and what we're predicting will happen next
By: Felipe Cardenas, Oliver Kay, Thom Harris, Tim Spiers, Graham Scott
Analysis of an extraordinary World Cup semifinal
By: Felipe Cardenas, Tim Spiers, Oliver Kay
ATLANTA – Lionel Messi and Argentina will play Spain in the World Cup final on Sunday after they scored twice in six minutes and 24 seconds at the end of a ferocious semifinal to break England hearts.
By: Ben Burrows, Felipe Cardenas
The team's tactics, which saw them drop deep closer towards their own goal to defend their lead, was criticised by many observers.
By: Ben Burrows, Felipe Cardenas
Thomas Tuchel insists he has “no regrets” about England's approach in their World Cup semi-final defeat by Argentina.
By: Felipe Cardenas
Pochettino's future with the U.S. is uncertain but US Soccer CEO JT Batson said discussions will continue
Telemundo are the Spanish language broadcaster of the World Cup in the U.S.
