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With a first league triumph under their belts, Sporting Club Jacksonville prepares to host Brooklyn FC at Hodges Stadium on July 18, while the women's team looks to build on a dominant preseason performance.
The Philadelphia Union defeated Seattle 1‑0 at Subaru Park, with Iloski scoring early and the defense preserving a clean sheet, moving the club out of the Eastern Conference basement.
Adults can join a Thursday‑night soccer league that runs from mid‑August through early October, with self‑rated skill placement, eight games per team and a modest registration fee.
A tense victory over CF Montréal was marked by a serious head injury to Germán Berterame, a debut for Casemiro, and a clean sheet by Rocco Ríos Novo, keeping Inter Miami second in the Eastern Conference.
Luis Suárez converted a second‑half penalty to clinch a 1‑0 victory for Inter Miami against CF Montreal, a result that underscores the team’s recent dominance while raising concerns over Germán Berterame’s injury.
A 0‑0 stalemate against Vancouver Whitecaps showcased Minnesota United's reshaped back line and the emergence of new attacking options.
Ahead of the World Cup final, the Collinses open a curated pop‑up showcasing rare jerseys, designer collaborations and styling insights that redefine sportswear
The recent FIFA World Cup has turned Boston into a hub of international visitors, sparking enthusiasm for soccer and prompting the New England Revolution to eye a new stadium in Everett as MLS season resumes.
From the temporary shutdown of Hoboken’s Main Library for restoration to Jersey City’s ban on new data centers, the region is witnessing a flurry of cultural, economic, and political activity.
Jesse Randall, a 23‑year‑old forward from New Zealand, became the first Northern Kentucky University alumnus to play in a World Cup game, scoring key goals and earning a move to Dundee United in Scotland.
A goalless draw between Minnesota United and the Vancouver Whitecaps highlights the struggles of two sides fighting to find form, with each keeper posting multiple saves and the Western Conference race tightening.
Alan Rothenberg, who helped bring the 1994 World Cup to the United States, argues that the upcoming 2026 edition will accelerate soccer’s popularity, citing rising attendance, MLS’s expanding media deals and a new generation of fans.
In a wide‑ranging conversation, Rothenberg compares the upcoming 2026 World Cup to the 1994 edition, explores the prospect of soccer overtaking baseball as the nation’s second‑most popular sport, and offers his view on the role of celebrity owners and the pricing challenges that still need solving.
A look at the storylines, records and broadcast landscape surrounding the first World Cup final to pit the reigning UEFA Euro and Copa América champions against each other.
Alan Rothenberg argues that the upcoming tournament will boost soccer’s popularity, citing record viewership, better infrastructure and growing media interest.
Chelsea is set to bring Austin MacPhee into its staff for the 2026‑27 campaign, highlighting the club’s focus on dead‑ball innovation and a series of high‑profile exchanges with Aston Villa.
West Seattle’s beloved local clubs are teaming up to offer a summer soccer camp at Delridge Playfields, featuring skill drills, small‑sided games and mentorship from club coaches and players.
A Catalan NGO’s ‘Hope League’ brings Syrian children together through soccer, supported by FC Barcelona Foundation and partner NGOs, to rebuild trust across ethnic and religious lines.
Spain and Argentina will meet in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final after intense campaigns that saw Ronaldo exit early and Argentina fight through extra‑time battles.
The recent Summer of Soccer at Union Station attracted more than 400,000 visitors, spurring a surge in sales for local vendors and generating over a million dollars in revenue for the City of Entrepreneurs marketplace.
Hundreds of fans gathered at Green Acres Mall on July 12 for an inaugural festival featuring professional freestyler Mo Omar, local soccer organizations, and interactive activities that highlighted the growing popularity of soccer in the region.
In a recent interview, Bocanegra outlined the steps U.S. Soccer must take to build a sustainable future, emphasizing player profiling, long‑term coaching appointments, and a stronger youth pipeline.
Mauricio Pochettino confirmed a contract extension with U.S. Soccer that could see him lead the team through the 2030 World Cup, while expressing a keen interest in resuming his club career, especially in the Premier League.
The University of Maine women's soccer team has released its 2026 schedule, featuring 16 regular‑season matches, eight of them at home, and a full America East campaign that culminates in the conference tournament in November.