Kicking Soccer (arcade Mac game)
A top-down perspective arcade game that reminds us of the very popular soccer games from the 80s. Arcade mode: play one match at a time; Cup Mode: play one country’s team (from a roster of 16), each with specific skills, trying to win the World Cup. UEFA Euro fans obsessed right now and those gamers who crave games from the good ole days will have lots of fun dribbling, sliding, passing and shooting.

Universal Soccer Manager 2 (Championship Soccer game for Mac)
Be a manager for one of your favorite football teams. Decide the formation, buy and sell players, and start a winning career as a coach. This is one of the best Championship soccer manager games around. Period. Features: Full season cycles, multilanguage support, 6 leagues, huge database, fast performance and more.

Euro 2008 X (new freeware manager for Mac)
All about managing the UEFA Euro 2008. View the match schedule, save the final score, show both groups and second stage table, build and export statistics and, optionally, you can also update the results on-line. Available in English and Italian.

The Goalkeeper (game for mac)
Become the very best goalkeeper ever. Choose from 6 leagues, select your base skills, your personality and skills set then train yourself to increase your abilities. All your changing stats are easily available to you and each match shows stats for each player from both teams, i.e., injuries, substitutions, goals of course, etc. This is an excellent game.

Master Kick (table soccer Mac game)
A table soccer game for Mac with various playfields and players, weather visual effects, and live cheering (so you won't feel so alone). Master kick gives you the full atmosphere of soccer match combined with foosball skills. In English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, Danish, Dutch, Hungarian, Polish and Serbian.

Live Scores (European Football Mac freeware)
LiveScores is a freeware Mac OS X application which displays live updates of European football games. Currently, it uses the scores published on the Guardian Unlimited Football website. LiveScores is released under the GNU General Public Licence (GPL), an open source application.