Mexico '86 is an undisputed giant among World Cup logos, but how does the new Qatar 2022 version rank alongside the other 20 used.

That logo really tied the field together, dude. New Mexico State starting quarterback Diego Pavia was caught by a local news outlet with his willie in his hand. Pavia allegedly urinated on the ...

Front and back cover of Panini’s Mexico 86 World Cup sticker album. The 86 identity was based loosely on the Mexico 70 logo, which used the same lettering as Lance Wyman’s identity for the Mexico 68 ...

The Mexico national team revealed a new crest in its first visual change in 33 years. El Tri's logo now features the name of the country in big letters and a more abstract outline of the iconic eagle.

A video obtained by KOB4 appears to show New Mexico State starting quarterback Diego Pavia urinating on the logo of The University of New Mexico. In the video, Pavia appears to be urinating on the ...

EXCLUSIVE: Sony Pictures International Productions has picked up worldwide theatrical rights to ¡Que Viva México! — the latest in a series of political satires from filmmaker Luis Estrada ...

Mexico '86 is an undisputed giant among World Cup logos, but how does the new Qatar 2022 version rank alongside the other 20 used.