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The New England Revolution announced a transaction that could reshape its roster ahead of the summer schedule, agreeing to receive up to $850,000 in General Allocation Money from CF Montréal in exchange for defender Brayan Ceballos.
From Chris Sale’s 11‑strikeout performance to Chelsea’s $10 million acquisition of teen prodigy Benji Flowers, this week’s sports digest covers key moments, injuries, and upcoming fixtures.
Record‑breaking World Cup numbers highlight a massive appetite for soccer in the U.S., yet MLS struggles to broadcast its own star power.
The first matchup of the 2026 season between Dubuque and Lincoln will be available live through a FloHockey subscription, with options to watch on TV, mobile and on‑demand.
Fans can catch the September 19, 2026 matchup between the Madison Capitols and Sioux Falls Stampede via FloHockey, with options on TV apps, mobile devices and on‑demand archives.
Dejan Joveljic’s early goal propelled SKC to a 2‑1 win over Minnesota United, highlighting his strong start to the season and securing a place on the latest MLS Team of the Matchday.
This weekend the Formula 1 Hungarian Grand Prix roars at the Hungaroring, while NASCAR’s Brickyard 400 descends on Indianapolis. Coverage details, current leaderboards and upcoming events round out the action.
A look at the negotiations surrounding a possible £1.35 billion minority investment in Liverpool, led by Indian‑British investor Amit Bhatia, and what it means for the club’s valuation and the broader market.
The proposed acquisition would give Jeff Bezos a minority share in Liverpool, joining a growing list of U.S. investors who have bought into European clubs, from Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s Wrexham to Todd Boehly’s Chelsea.
After the final whistle of the recent World Cup, the excitement need not fade. Fans can keep the momentum alive by diving into domestic leagues, following international friendlies, and exploring upcoming tournaments around the world.
Cristo Fernandez, known for his role as Dani Rojas in the Apple TV series Ted Lasso, stepped onto the pitch for El Paso Locomotive in a recent USL Cup encounter, marking a notable transition from screen to field.
LAFC’s recent World Cup successes, a jam‑packed post‑break schedule, and ambitious trophy goals set the stage for a defining stretch in 2026.
Former *Ted Lasso* actor Cristo Fernandez stepped onto the pitch for El Paso Locomotive, entering as a late substitute in a 2‑0 victory against New Mexico United. The debut follows a May contract signing after a career in Mexican and Puerto Rican soccer, and comes despite a 2014 injury that once threatened his playing future.
Major League Soccer is rolling out what it calls its largest marketing campaign in the league’s 33‑year history, a strategic effort to ride the wave of the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup and convert that global attention into lasting fan engagement.
From a knee injury in Guadalajara to a starring role in 'Ted Lasso' and now a first‑team appearance for El Paso Locomotive, Cristo Fernández’s journey blends acting and athletics in a story that bridges entertainment and sport.
Cristó Fernández stepped onto a soccer field for the first time as a professional player this weekend, suiting up for El Paso Locomotive FC in a United Soccer League Cup clash against New Mexico United.
After years of embodying the optimistic Dani Rojas, Cristo Fernández laces up his cleats for El Paso Locomotive, turning a childhood love of the game into a professional reality
At a press event in Kansas City, the minds behind Ted Lasso discussed the show’s role in the sport’s rising popularity, a trend that predates the series and is now amplified by the joint U.S.–Mexico–Canada World Cup.
Co‑creators Brendan Hunt and Jason Sudeikis explain how the show and the sport’s rising profile are reshaping American soccer culture ahead of the 2026 tournament.
Co‑creators Brendan Hunt and Jason Sudeikis reflect on the growing popularity of soccer in the United States, the role of the World Cup, and what’s next for the Emmy‑winning series.
Brendan Hunt and Jason Sudeikis discuss how the hit series has sparked interest in soccer across America, even as the game’s growth predates the show and the U.S. prepares to co‑host the 2026 World Cup.
At a Kansas City press event, the duo behind the Emmy‑winning show discussed the World Cup’s influence, the growth of soccer in the United States and the upcoming fourth season of Ted Lasso.
A look at the documentaries and films that capture soccer’s biggest personalities and underdog stories, as streaming services ride the World Cup wave.
Apple TV announces the August lineup for Friday Night Baseball, highlighting marquee games, subscription costs, and discount pathways.