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Authorities are alerting supporters to a wave of counterfeit FIFA World Cup websites and social‑media promotions that harvest personal and financial data. The warning emphasizes using only the official FIFA portal and avoiding high‑risk payment methods.
From resale fees to pricey accommodations, the financial barriers to attending the tournament are reshaping fan participation.
An eight‑week summer soccer series hosted by The Works will feature themed evenings, family‑friendly activities, a FIFA‑licensed merch pop‑up and a grand prize drawing, all designed to celebrate Atlanta’s soccer community.
Canada's national side, led by coach Jesse Marsch and a roster of European‑based talent, is poised to make its third World Cup appearance as a co‑host of the 2026 tournament, opening against Bosnia‑Herzegovina in Toronto.
With the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, fantasy managers are blending humor and strategy to build squads that not only score points but also stand out with clever names.
Roku's Soccer Zone launches on June 11 in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina and the United Kingdom, consolidating FIFA World Cup 2026 content from FOX One, Peacock, Fox Sports and FIFA+ while offering stats trackers, live scores and direct service sign‑ups.
The iconic yellow jersey of Colombia's national soccer team, once a unifying emblem, is now a contested symbol in the country's election campaign, with political figures and parties leveraging its patriotic resonance.
Hakeem Olajuwon's soccer background shaped his NBA greatness, while Clint Capela sees parallels that could boost Houston's global profile during the FIFA World Cup.
A Mississauga warehouse raid uncovered 16,000 fake jerseys and flags bearing FIFA, Nike, Adidas and Puma logos, leading to fraud charges against Ramy Jaber and Walid Sarhan.
McDonald’s teams with FIFA and creative agency Wieden+Kennedy to launch a World Cup campaign that blends soccer nostalgia with food, showcasing collectible cups designed by iLovedust and starring Thierry Henry, Ronaldinho and David Beckham.
CVS Pharmacy is turning its stores into soccer‑themed hubs, offering merchandise, hosting family‑friendly block parties and converting parking lots into mini training pitches as part of a broader health‑and‑wellness partnership with U.S. Soccer and the National Women’s Soccer League.
The United States Under‑20 Women’s National Team is set to travel to Spain for a ten‑day training camp and a series of matches that run from June 1 through June 9.
A surprise invitation to the 2026 FIFA World Cup match in Los Angeles turned into a community celebration, as CRC also gifted tickets to local youth and shared the inspiring journey of its CEO.
The entertainment chain is blending its golf roots with soccer excitement, offering fans a chance to play, eat and watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup across a network of venues, with Miami slated to host seven matches.
As Canada gears up to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, head coach Jesse Marsch is set to unveil a 26‑man lineup on May 29. The squad features a mix of established stars and emerging talent, each poised to influence the nation's historic campaign.
A series of community‑focused activities will accompany the nine World Cup matches scheduled in Dallas-Fort Worth, offering affordable ways for fans to experience the tournament’s energy.
The ‘Ballet of the Masses’ exhibition at Sabine Street Studios showcases almost four dozen transformed soccer balls suspended in mid‑air, running through July 25. Director Justin Earl Grant describes the installation as magical, with nearly invisible wires, and ties the display to Houston’s role as a 2026 FIFA World Cup host city, featuring a free event with commentator Glenn Davis and a citywide fan festival.
Massport plans to display a 45‑foot, $300,000 soccer ball near Boston Harbor in June, aiming for a Guinness World Record while celebrating the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Facing an expected record deficit, Football Australia will restructure its operations, preserving the men's and women's national teams and the financial support tied to recent tournament successes.
Football Australia is preparing to cut up to 20% of its staff due to an expected record financial loss, despite recent successes in women's soccer and the upcoming World Cup.
Football Australia is set to trim up to 20% of its staff as it confronts a projected loss that will exceed last year’s A$8.5 million deficit, a move that will spare the national teams but signal a sweeping reset of the federation’s operations.
Football Australia plans to cut as many as 40 jobs as it faces a second straight record deficit, a move that will spare the national teams but force a broader organisational reset.
Football Australia plans to cut up to 20% of its workforce as it confronts a projected record deficit, even as the Matildas and Socceroos enjoy recent successes.
Football Australia is preparing to trim up to 20% of its staff as it confronts an unprecedented budget deficit, even as the sport celebrates recent on‑field successes.