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The English national team spent a rainy weekend in Kansas City, where they assessed top‑tier pitches, a modern gym and a welcoming hotel before gearing up for the World Cup.
The second day of the FIFA Fan Festival in Miami’s Bayfront Park attracted a massive crowd of soccer enthusiasts, who gathered to watch World Cup matches, enjoy themed activities, and celebrate the U.S. team's victory. The festival will continue daily until July 5.
A new Associated Press photo gallery showcases the global passion for the World Cup, highlighting moments from iconic venues such as Istanbul’s Yedikule fortress.
The 2026 World Cup will be the first edition co‑hosted by three nations, featuring 48 teams split into 12 groups, with matches spread across 16 host cities from June through July.
Volunteers and transit workers in Fort Worth ensured a smooth journey for World Cup fans traveling to Arlington, coordinating high‑fives, bus routes and rideshare pickups to manage the influx of supporters.
An Orange County resident is selling his entire soccer jersey collection to cover his son's college tuition, timing the sale with the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Southern California.
Goalkeepers Jordan Henderson and James Trafford joined a BBC reporter for a light‑hearted darts session inside a newly installed media center, underscoring the city's preparation for the upcoming tournament.
A complimentary soccer watch party will take place on June 19 at the James Center Bandshell near Carrie Blake Park, featuring live matches, music, food vendors, and interactive activities for all ages.
A local collector is selling his entire soccer jersey archive to cover his son's tuition, timing the sale with the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup in Southern California.
With both squads in fine form, the upcoming World Cup encounter between Ecuador and Ivory Coast promises high stakes and thrilling football.
Massport announced that its newly created soccer ball, measuring 47.9 feet, has earned the Guinness World Record title. The inflatable will remain at Piers Park II in East Boston until June 18, after which 100 smaller balls will be distributed to community organizations across Massachusetts.
The 7 Cedars Resort will open its grounds to the public for a free community soccer watch party on June 19, inviting families and fans from across the Olympic Peninsula to gather at the James Center Bandshell near Carrie Blake Park in Sequim.
Japanese fans celebrated a late equaliser with blue bags, then turned those same bags into a cleanup crew at AT&T Stadium, continuing a tradition that began in 1998.
Visa denials, a relocated training base and political overtones have cast a shadow over Iran’s preparation for the World Cup, but the team remains hopeful for resolution and a chance to showcase football’s unifying power.
Japanese supporters kept a four‑decade‑old cleanup ritual after a World Cup draw, using blue bags to collect waste at Arlington’s AT&T Stadium.
On June 19, families and soccer fans will gather at Carrie Blake Park for a free community event featuring live international matches, interactive challenges and local vendors.
Germany opened with a dominant 7‑1 win over Curacao, yet defensive lapses surfaced, whereas the Netherlands let a two‑goal advantage slip against Japan, exposing midfield frailties.
A sea of orange descended on Arlington, Texas, as Dutch fans gathered for the Orange Fanwalk before the Netherlands' World Cup match against Japan, highlighting camaraderie, music and a glimpse of the team's upcoming showdown in Houston.
Ecuadorian supporters journeyed thousands of miles to cheer their team in Philadelphia, outnumbering Ivorian fans and flooding the city with music, food and tradition.
After a 2‑2 draw with the Netherlands in Dallas, Japanese supporters swept the AT&T Stadium, continuing a tradition that began in Russia four years earlier and now spans the world’s biggest football stages.
Japan and the Netherlands played to a 2-2 draw in their World Cup opener, highlighted by Daichi Kamada's 88th‑minute equaliser.
Germany opened its World Cup campaign with a 7-1 triumph over Curaçao, highlighted by Kai Havertz’s brace and a goal from Manuel Neuer’s side. The match also marked Curaçao’s first ever goal in the tournament and a historic win for the German squad.
A bureaucratic snag held up Uruguay's travel to Miami for their Group H match against Saudi Arabia, raising questions about the scheduled media session with key team figures.
From Manchester City's pursuit of Elliot Anderson to Barcelona's evaluation of Raphinha's future, clubs are orchestrating complex strategies that could redefine rosters before the new season begins.