SINGAPORE -- Chelsea were caught cold in the heat of Singapore as three early goals from Bayern Munich gave the German champions a 3-2 win at the International Champions Cup (ICC).

A Thomas Muller double and a Rafinha strike saw Bayern race into a 3-0 lead in the first half-hour as the shell-shocked English champions were overrun.

Marcos Alonso pulled one back before half-time to keep things respectable before the second half saw new £58m striker Alvaro Morata make his Chelsea debut and Michy...

PASADENA, Calif. -- When Mexico coach Juan Carlos Osorio left the Rose Bowl Sunday evening roughly 45 minutes after the final whistle had sounded on El Tri's 1-0 defeat to Jamaica, his exit was marked by heavy security.

Fans and journalists waited for him outside the elevator that takes the manager down to ground level (he'd been compelled to watch the match from a private box due to his FIFA ban). Cries of "Osorio out!" came from the group of assembled fans as Mexico's coach...

PASADENA, Calif. -- Three quick thoughts from Mexico's 1-0 defeat to Jamaica in the Gold Cup semifinal at the Rose Bowl on Sunday night.

1. Mexico crashes out of Gold Cup

There was shock among the 42,393 Mexico-majority in the stadium as Kemar Lawrence curled in a free kick to hand Jamaica a famous semifinal victory.

This was a brave performance from a Reggae Boyz team without a single one of their Europe-based players. The goal was a sweet sucker-punch to crown the solid defensive work earlier...

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Here's what we learned in Manchester United's 2-1 shootout win over Real Madrid after 90 minutes of their International Champions Cup match finished 1-1.

1. Penalties needed to separate Real and United

It was appropriate that it needed a penalty shootout -- and a bad one at that -- to separate Real Madrid and Manchester United after a 1-1 draw in Santa Clara because neither team appeared totally prepared to show their hand and go for the win, little more than two weeks...

ARLINGTON, Texas -- The setting couldn't have been more perfect for Clint Dempsey.

There he was, in his home state, with 27 friends and family in attendance and even more from his hometown of Nacogdoches. And midway through the second half of a tense and scoreless Gold Cup semifinal against Costa Rica, the United States needed an offensive spark.

As he has so many times in the past, Dempsey delivered for the Americans, setting up Jozy Altidore's opener in the 72nd minute, and then scoring a goal...