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The Lions return to Strawberry Stadium with a blend of seasoned veterans and promising newcomers, opening the 2026 campaign against Louisiana‑Lafayette and looking to climb the Southland Conference standings.
Registration for the upcoming fall season is open through November, offering weekly practices and weekend games for children aged 4 to 11.
A lively footgolf tournament at Ingleside Golf Club brought together families and community leaders, raising funds for a local nonprofit while showcasing a growing sport that merges two popular games.
With the FIFA presidential election set for March 2025 in Morocco, CONCACAF chief Victor Montagliani is positioning himself as a challenger to Gianni Infantino, whose proposal to monetize a World Cup stake has sparked opposition across continental confederations.
The Asian Football Confederation has aligned with UEFA and Concacaf, condemning FIFA President Gianni Infantino's plan to sell a 20% stake in the organization's commercial operations and World Cup rights to private investors.
After losing six goal‑scoring forwards, Oregon State brings in new attackers and midfielders, while the coaching staff debates the optimal formation for the upcoming campaign.
Sunderland AFC and Wrexham AFC meet on August 2 at Subaru Park in Chester, Pennsylvania, in a friendly that pits recent Premier League form against a Welsh side riding the momentum of Hollywood ownership and a near‑playoff finish.
Midfielder Ivan Struk joins Siena Men's Soccer after a standout youth career in England and Latvia, adding depth to a program that captured its first conference title in 2025.
FIFA is exploring the feasibility of a 64‑team World Cup for 2030, a move championed by CONMEBOL as the competition marks its centenary. The review, overseen by an independent agency, will assess whether the expansion can deliver sustainable value without diluting the tournament’s prestige.
Football Supporters Europe (FSE) opposes FIFA's plan to sell a stake in the World Cup, calling for reforms and transparency. UEFA nations have voted to boycott FIFA tournaments, with solidarity from Asian and North American confederations. FIFA's senior adviser Carlos Cordeiro has resigned, and FSE director Stuart Dykes warns that decisions affecting football cannot be made behind closed doors.
A look at the major sporting events, broadcast partners and key storylines shaping August 2026.
Global soccer supporters are demanding the comeback of Sepp Blatter, criticizing current president Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell commercial rights to private investors and highlighting past corruption allegations.
Football Supporters Europe and UEFA have condemned FIFA’s proposal to monetize a World Cup stake, rallying continental and continental‑wide support while calling for greater transparency and reforms.
A look at the promoter‑driven model that turns summer friendlies into multi‑million‑dollar revenue streams for clubs, the payment structures involved, and the risks and opportunities that shape the business.
Football Supporters Europe (FSE) opposes FIFA’s plan to sell a stake in the World Cup, prompting a coordinated boycott pledge from UEFA, Asian and North American confederations and the resignation of senior adviser Carlos Cordeiro.
Carlos Cordeiro steps down as FIFA senior advisor after a contentious plan to monetize the World Cup through private investment drew fire from global football bodies.
Victor Montagliani, president of CONCACAF, is reportedly preparing to challenge Gianni Infantino for the FIFA presidency in the March 2025 election, a move sparked by widespread opposition to FIFA’s plan to sell a stake in the World Cup.
Carlos Cordeiro resigned as FIFA’s senior advisor over a proposed $4.2 billion private investment in the World Cup, joining a growing coalition of confederations that oppose the deal.
The Tigers enter the new campaign with a top‑four ranking, a program‑record win total and a schedule that features home games in Baton Rouge.
Victor Montagliani may challenge Gianni Infantino for FIFA presidency as controversy over a $20 billion World Cup stake sale intensifies.
A looming contest for the FIFA presidency could reshape global soccer governance, as CONCACAF’s leader prepares to oppose Gianni Infantino’s bid while regional bodies criticize the proposed sale of World Cup rights.
A Reuters‑seen document reveals that FIFA plans to study the effects of expanding the World Cup from 48 to 64 teams for the 2030 edition, appointing an independent evaluator to assess commercial, competitive and logistical implications.
A document reviewed by Reuters reveals that world football’s governing body is exploring a larger tournament format, prompting a detailed analysis of structural and commercial consequences.
A 19‑year‑old Ivorian forward is poised to become the most expensive signing in Real Madrid’s history, with a potential fee that could reach €135 million. His breakout at RB Leipzig, World Cup performances, and the club's tactical needs have turned the transfer into a high‑stakes gamble.