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As the FIFA World Cup begins, soccer becomes both a passion and an escape for Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, where makeshift fields, settler interference, and halted leagues underscore a resilient community seeking normalcy.
Lydia Hinton steps up as head coach, promising a more aggressive style and a focus on fitness as the team prepares for a competitive season
The FIFA World Cup begins amid a complex reality for Palestinians, where soccer offers both escape and resistance.
The FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 11, drawing the eyes of millions across the globe, and among the participants are several Arab nations — Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Qatar and Saudi Arabia — whose presence adds a regional flavor to the tournament. For Palestinians living under occupation, the spectacle is more than distant excitement; it is a reminder of a national team that came within a whisker of qualification and a sport that has long served as both refuge and rallying point.
Brittany Mahomes shared a series of Instagram posts that reveal her children's active summer, from water‑gun battles on the soccer field to T‑ball debuts and a recent dance recital.
From children kicking balls behind barbed wire to displaced families training in stadium locker rooms, soccer offers a rare sense of normalcy and resilience for Palestinians watching the World Cup.
As the FIFA World Cup begins, Palestinians in the West Bank find soccer both a passion and a struggle, using the sport to carve out moments of normalcy, hope and resistance.
The 2026 World Cup will open in Mexico City on June 11 as teams begin a historic North American tournament that will also mark Canada’s first ever World Cup matches.
A week‑long decoration of The Hague’s Marktweg in orange celebrates the Dutch national team’s upcoming World Cup fixtures, tying the colour to the royal House of Oranje‑Nassau and drawing fans from across the globe.
A quiet stretch of Marktweg in The Hague has been overtaken by orange decorations as the Netherlands prepares for its next World Cup match, sparking community spirit and national pride.
McDonald's celebrates its three‑decade partnership with the FIFA World Cup by launching a special adult meal that comes in four forms, each packaged uniquely and featuring collectible cups with legendary players and the beloved Grimace.
The 2026 World Cup will be co‑hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada, featuring a record‑breaking 104 games. The tournament opens on June 11 in Mexico City and culminates with the final on July 19 at the Meadowlands.
Veteran soccer journalist Michael Lewis reflects on four decades of covering the world’s biggest stage, sharing anecdotes about Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’, Donovan’s decisive goal and the looming challenges of an expanded 2026 World Cup.
Grambling State University announced the appointment of Chris Logan as head coach of its women's soccer program, highlighting his extensive coaching background and recent successes at Minot State and the University of North Dakota.
A look at the star players set to shine at the 2026 World Cup, from Mbappé’s quest for a third title to Messi’s defense of the crown.
FIFA chief Gianni Infantino warned that Los Angeles could see an 'invasion' of happy fans during the 2026 World Cup, which will be the first to include 48 national teams and is co‑hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada.
This summer, Atlanta’s galleries are weaving soccer’s global narrative into visual art, offering a fresh lens on community, history and international passion.
The Harbor Springs Rams soccer team clinched the regional championship on June 9, ending a 23‑year title drought and securing a berth in the state semifinals. Senior captain Sophie Barnadyn scored the winning goal, and goalkeeper Lillian McShannock made crucial saves. The team, coached by Aaron Riley and Shallon Grawey, will face the state final at Michigan State University on June 12.
In a recent interview, the legendary tight end expressed admiration for the athleticism of soccer players and set a modest goal for the U.S. side, while teaming up with quarterback Jameis Winston to deepen his understanding of the sport.
University of New Hampshire announces the addition of Spanish graduate midfielder Miguel Soto Gonzalez, a recent standout at Queens College, who signed with the program this week.
Free World Cup watch parties in Riverside blend soccer viewing with community engagement, offering fans a chance to influence the city’s upcoming professional soccer club.
Chipotle is tying its summer promotion to global soccer fever, offering a buy‑one‑get‑one‑free entrée for jersey wearers and releasing a rare jersey that references the chain’s 53‑ingredient menu.
Despite falling short in the quarterfinals and semifinals, the Blue Jays' senior leaders and emerging underclassmen laid a foundation for sustained success.
Betting analyst Martin Green breaks down the 2026 FIFA World Cup odds, highlighting Mexico’s chances, home‑field advantage and a surprising long‑shot contender.