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Captain Tim Ream discusses the pressures of leading the United States men's national team on home soil, his partnership with AT&T, and the growing popularity of soccer in a nation where the sport is finally surpassing baseball.
The 2026 MLS All-Star Skills Challenge, presented by AT&T, was delayed near Truist Field due to sudden weather, but two challenges were already completed and the competition resumed at 9:20 p.m. ET, available via Apple TV.
In a recent FOX News interview, Landon Donovan discusses how the 2022 World Cup reshaped soccer’s profile in America, highlighting soaring viewership, expanding youth participation, and the role of corporate partners like AT&T in accelerating the sport’s growth.
The 2026 World Cup semifinals will see France face Spain in Dallas and Argentina meet England in Atlanta, setting up a potential final showdown at MetLife Stadium.
Spain’s 2-0 win over France in Arlington not only secured a spot in the World Cup final but also underscored Dallas‑Fort Worth’s expanding role in global soccer, with local leaders already eyeing a 2031 Women’s World Cup bid.
Major League Soccer reveals a blend of sports and entertainment for its 2026 All-Star Skills Challenge, featuring NFL icon Chad Ochocinco Johnson, soccer creator Celine Dept, and actor Danny Ramirez, alongside rising MLS talent and digital stars.
Connor Dale, Dom Lester and Evander will showcase Cincinnati’s growing influence at the 2026 MLS All-Star festivities, joining a host of MLS and Liga MX stars in Charlotte.
Recent announcements reveal that Ole Miss standouts Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacy have signed brand deals with Nike, highlighting the company's expanding influence in college sports and beyond.
The agreement transforms Jones AT&T Stadium into Galaxy Stadium, while the company's data center campus in Dickens County, Texas, fuels the partnership and expands name, image and likeness benefits for student‑athletes.
Texas Tech University has secured a 15‑year, $75 million naming‑rights agreement with Galaxy, a technology and data‑center provider, to rename its football stadium. The deal includes midfield branding, expanded sponsorship across football and basketball, and new NIL opportunities for student‑athletes, while honoring the legacy of former president Clifford B. Jones.
Under a new naming rights agreement, Texas Tech’s football venue will become Galaxy Stadium, a $75 million deal that also sees the tech firm building an AI data center in Dickens County and forging brand activations for student‑athletes.
Texas Tech University has announced the renaming of its football stadium to Galaxy Stadium following a 15‑year, $75 million naming‑rights agreement with the technology company Galaxy, which includes new NIL opportunities for athletes and a partnership as the athletics department's official data‑center partner.
The league unveiled a refreshed lineup for the upcoming showcase match in Charlotte, highlighting standout performances from Inter Miami, Vancouver Whitecaps and other clubs.
AT&T is hosting a series of events in Charlotte during MLS All-Star Week, including a $25,000 donation to the Katie Blessing Center and a meet‑and‑greet with stars such as Landon Donovan and Ashley Westwood.
The 2026 MLS All-Star weekend will transform Charlotte’s Romare Bearden Park into a free two-night fan festival, complete with interactive zones, live music, player appearances and sponsor activations, while partnering with KultureCity to ensure sensory inclusivity.
AT&T announces a limited‑time free‑calling promotion for U.S. postpaid wireless users, covering voice calls to countries hosting major soccer matches in July, while investing in network capacity at venues and transportation hubs.
AT&T announces free international calling from the U.S. to countries still in the tournament’s semi-final, third-place and final matches, available automatically to existing postpaid wireless customers on July 14, 15, 18 and 19, alongside upgraded 5G connectivity for fans in U.S. stadiums.
Prices for individual games begin at $9.03, and season tickets start at $65, offering options such as reserved chairbacks, endzone loges and touchdown terrace tents.
A state‑of‑the‑art facility in Atlanta, bankrolled by the U.S. Soccer Federation and a roster of corporate partners, marks a dramatic rise in funding for the national program, even as the men's team grapples with unexpected setbacks against opponents like Panama.
The 2026‑27 College Football Playoff schedule has been released, detailing kickoff times, host bowls and a multi‑platform distribution strategy that includes ESPN, TNT, truTV and HBO Max.
As the global soccer showcase approaches, host stadiums are shedding corporate logos and adopting temporary names that reflect their host cities, while a handful of venues retain their original branding.
Host cities are temporarily renaming their stadiums to comply with exclusive rights agreements, revealing the intricate dance between commercial branding and global sport.
AT&T Stadium is being reshaped to meet FIFA's requirements for nine World Cup matches, involving natural grass grown in Colorado, a hidden ventilation and irrigation system, pink lighting, and a $45,000 man‑hour, 15,000‑ton project. Player CeeDee Lamb and owner Jerry Jones support the move, which may become permanent only if a new Collective Bargaining Agreement mandates it.