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The opening round of the 2026 men’s World Cup unfolds on June 21, featuring four Group F fixtures that set the tone for the tournament’s first day, with matches spread across Atlanta, Los Angeles, Miami and Vancouver and broadcast on FOX, FS1, Telemundo and Peacock.
Paraguay's early matches in the 2026 FIFA World Cup have been marked by a stunning opening goal by midfielder Matías Galarza, whose family background and loan move to MLS have added narrative depth, while a disputed incident involving a referee's watch has ignited social media debate.
The Athletic offers daily forecasts for the tournament, featuring expert insights, fan predictions and a unique leaderboard that tracks accuracy.
When Tyler Bindon stepped onto the pitch at SoFi Stadium, the stands were filled with 53 relatives, coaches and friends, while his mother Jenny watched with a mix of pride and nerves.
From MetLife Stadium to Brazil‑Morocco, young soccer players from Paterson, Freehold and beyond meet mayors, streamers and international stars, turning a ticket giveaway into a cultural milestone.
An installation at New York’s Museum of Jewish Heritage showcases the life of Paul Mahrer, a Holocaust survivor and former Czechoslovakia international, through archival photos, letters and memorabilia, timed with the World Cup.
Breanna Nine, a former Lewiston soccer standout, has transitioned from college athletics to a demanding role in Vanderbilt’s Neuro Intensive Care Unit while launching a charity that brings holiday joy to hospitalized children.
Four group‑stage fixtures on June 21 bring Spain, Belgium, Uruguay and New Zealand into action, with broadcast details and kickoff times announced.
Breanna Nine, a former collegiate soccer standout, now serves in Vanderbilt’s Neuro Intensive Care Unit while leading a charity for hospitalized children.
The 2026 tournament is on track to finish with 109 goals from an expected‑goals tally of 90, a 19‑goal overperformance that has sparked debate about finishing quality, goalkeeping, and the new match ball.
Just five days into the 2026 FIFA World Cup, 27.1 percent of Americans have already talked about the tournament, a figure that mirrors the 26.4 percent recorded on the last day of the 2022 event, underscoring a rapid surge in domestic interest.
The Bottles to Soccer event in Gresham brought together refugee children and local volunteers for a day of soccer, highlighting the unifying power of sport.
Children aged 3 to 18 took part in a soccer event in Gresham, Oregon, on World Refugee Day, highlighting the power of sport to connect and uplift.
On World Refugee Day, children from ages three to eighteen gathered in Gresham for a soccer celebration that underscored the unifying role of sport.
A community watch party in Milpitas highlights the city’s deep soccer heritage, generational passion, and cultural diversity, even as the upcoming U.S. Men’s National Team match in Santa Clara sees ticket prices soar.
Children from ages three to eighteen gathered in Gresham for a Bottles to Soccer World Refugee Day celebration, illustrating the connective power of the upcoming 2026 World Cup.
Children from ages three to eighteen came together in Gresham to play soccer, illustrating the connective power of sport ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Jeremy Doku’s desire to be present for the birth of his first child during the World Cup ignited a global conversation about the balance between professional ambition and personal family moments.
The 2026 World Cup highlighted how soccer can connect millions, a lesson put into practice during a World Refugee Day event in Gresham where young players celebrated community and resilience.
The Missouri Soccer Coaches Association has released its all‑state selections, naming players and coaches of the year for each class and revealing the final rankings that show the dominant programs.
A night of violence along a 5‑mile stretch of Kansas City left an Uber driver and several fans injured, one person dead, and a suspect still at large.
An unbeaten run culminated in a decisive state championship win, highlighted by standout performances from several key players.
The author recounts a soccer match between Canada and Qatar, the unexpected presence of a Palestinian flag, and the broader lessons about belonging that echo in the work of The Equalizer in Israel.
In a tightly contested Group E match, Curacao’s veteran goalkeeper Eloy Room made 15 saves to secure a 0‑0 draw against Ecuador, marking the island nation’s first-ever World Cup point and influencing Germany's progression.