
World Cup in Mexico Falls Short of Economic Expectations
The tournament’s limited fiscal impact underscores a broader trend: Mexico’s economy is driven more by trade stability than by large‑scale events.
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The tournament’s limited fiscal impact underscores a broader trend: Mexico’s economy is driven more by trade stability than by large‑scale events.

U.S. Soccer’s CEO JT Batson says talks are ongoing, but Pochettino’s contract ends after the 2026 final, and the team’s record‑breaking audience highlights the stakes.

Welsh club Wrexham AFC will face English Premier League side Leeds United in Tampa on July 25, 2026, as part of a high‑profile summer tour that highlights the growing transatlantic soccer connection.

The Galaxy and LAFC meet for the 26th time in a highly anticipated MLS matchup, with both teams at full strength and separated by just four points in the standings.

Artificial intelligence is turning soccer into a data‑driven game, giving coaches more time, parents easier ways to capture moments, and players in underserved communities a chance to be discovered.
Since the World Cup began, Nomad World Pub in Milwaukee has become a magnet for thousands of soccer fans, featuring a tropical‑themed outdoor area, a block party for the final, and a surge in sales that outpaces typical months.

Despite heavy Canadian wildfire smoke blanketing the U.S., forecasts predict better air quality and more comfortable conditions for the Argentina‑Spain final at the New York‑New Jersey Stadium.

A surge in youth soccer participation across Boston and New England is being driven by the World Cup, prompting cities to create free and affordable programs and nonprofits to remove financial barriers.

Tim Helfrich, who joined Street Soccer USA in 2025, discusses the organization’s mission, its recent FIFA grant, and the ambitious 26 for 2026 initiative that will bring soccer‑driven learning centers to 26 U.S. cities before the 2026 World Cup final.

Despite a pervasive Canadian wildfire smoke plume, improving weather conditions are expected to protect the FIFA World Cup final in East Rutherford, New Jersey, giving fans and players a healthier environment.
The sudden death of Bryn Waite, a former Central Washington University soccer player, has left friends and family mourning after her body was discovered at La Jolla Shores in San Diego.

The Shops at Palm Desert will host a complimentary soccer watch weekend on July 18‑19, offering live championship viewing, family‑friendly activities, giveaways, and exclusive discounts for attendees.

Long before he became a television icon, Jon Stewart was a scrappy winger whose lone collegiate goal helped William & Mary shock the powerhouse University of Connecticut. The 1983 match, played in Storrs, not only secured a tournament berth but also left a lasting imprint on Stewart’s storytelling style.

Jon Stewart reflects on a decisive goal scored against UConn in 1983, a moment that helped his team reach the NCAA Tournament and left a lasting imprint on his career.

The recent World Cup has turned the United States into a hub of camaraderie, as supporters from across the continent sing together, celebrate fan favorites, and look ahead to the final match.

Six U.S. cities will host preseason matches starring English clubs, with Wrexham’s celebrity ownership adding extra intrigue. Tickets range from $70 to $200 and are available on major resale platforms.

While Argentina’s football culture thrives on open competition, the United States wrestles with a pay‑for‑play model that can lock out gifted youngsters from modest backgrounds. New initiatives aim to bridge the gap.

During a New York gathering honoring the upcoming 2026 World Cup, President Donald Trump highlighted America’s increasing enthusiasm for soccer, exchanging compliments with FIFA President Gianni Infantino

The league unveiled a refreshed lineup for the upcoming showcase match in Charlotte, highlighting standout performances from Inter Miami, Vancouver Whitecaps and other clubs.

A disputed penalty decision in a heated MLS rivalry cost Sporting Kansas City a point against St. Louis City SC.

The first soccer training camp for female amputees in South America was held in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, gathering nearly three dozen women from ten countries. Organized by the World Amputee Football Federation, the camp prepared participants for the 2027 Women's Amputee Football World Cup, focusing on balance, coordination and skill development.

Cole Russell opened AMGC Training Academy in Lansing, Michigan, aiming to develop professional people through strength, conditioning, nutrition, and mental training.

About 40 children with diverse abilities enjoyed a day of soccer drills and community connection at Morrison Stadium, organized by Creighton Women’s Soccer assistant coach Toby Millward and his fiancée Hali.

As the World Cup draws to a close, Major League Soccer is charting a multi‑year plan to harness the tournament’s momentum and build a lasting appetite for professional soccer across the United States and Canada.