Adidas released the Telstar 18 on Thursday, which will be the exclusive ball used at the 2018 World Cup in Russia. The ball's design is meant to hearken back to one of the most iconic balls in ...

The 2018 FIFA World Cup match ball will be available to purchase from adidas retailers worldwide and online soon. In case you’ve missed it, here’s an exclusive look at the adidas Football x ...

The official Adidas soccer ball of World Cup 2018 looks like a ball from 1970. But make no mistake, this is modern sports tech. By Tim Newcomb Updated: Jun 07, 2018 11:00 AM EDT. Adidas.

Adidas unveiled the Telstar 18 as the official ball of the 2018 World Cup. The bad news for goalkeepers is Leo Messi has already taken a liking to it.

Each World Cup, the sportswear giant Adidas designs an official ball to be used in the tournament. And small changes in the design can create significant differences in how the ball responds ...

ADIDAS have risked the ridicule of football fans everywhere – by unveiling a new £130 World Cup football for the knock-out stage that is a slightly different colour to the last one. The update ...

BOFFINS at adidas reckon they have the secret to stopping Cristiano Ronaldo’s free-kicks — the new World Cup ball.The Telstar 18 was scientificall ...

The first time a World Cup game was played with an Adidas ball was 1970. The black and white pentagon panels of that product, the Telstar Elust, became synonymous with the sport.

The 2018 FIFA World Cup provides an interesting comparative case study. Adidas ( ADDYY ) has been the official ball supplier since 1970, which means its logo was front and center in every match.

Adidas' World Cup Ball Keeps Popping. The Telstar 18 soccer ball designed by Adidas for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia is being criticized because it keeps popping in the middle of matches.

Supporters can use their smartphones to interact with Adidas' Telstar Mechta, which is the official match ball that will be used in the knockout stages of the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. The ...

The official ball being used at this summer’s World Cup finals could lead to plenty of long-range goals, according to a number of goalkeepers at the Russia final. The Adidas Telstar 18 was ...