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Argentina seeks to become the first team in 64 years to defend its World Cup crown as Spain, unbeaten for 27 months, readies for a clash at MetLife Stadium, with President Trump expected to attend

The final between Spain and Argentina will be played at MetLife Stadium, featuring a historic unbeaten run by Spain, a record‑breaking goal tally by Messi, and heightened attention due to wildfire‑related air quality issues.

From law studies in Fribourg to heading world football's governing body, Gianni Infantino's career illustrates how administrative expertise, not playing experience, has become the norm among FIFA presidents.

A new book resurrects the narratives of Jewish athletes whose contributions to European soccer were erased by the Holocaust, offering a poignant tribute and a call to remember.

In a recent interview with Robbie Earle and Robbie Mustoe, Howard urged the U.S. to stop imitating Spain and England and instead build a style that reflects its own strengths.

After three seasons as the beloved Dani Rojas on ‘Ted Lasso,’ Cristo Fernandez is chasing a new dream in professional soccer with El Paso Locomotive FC, drawing on the show’s lessons and his father’s legacy.

A worker lost his life on the construction site of Barcelona's iconic stadium, raising questions about safety amid ongoing renovations.

A three‑day event in Farmington brings together the top local girls’ soccer programs, highlighting key players and strategies as they prepare for the new season.

Lionel Messi, the Argentine icon, is set to feature in a fourth World Cup final, aiming to cement his legacy while his club future extends to 2028.

Lionel Messi announced his retirement from international football after Argentina's 2016 Copa America final loss, yet the 35‑year‑old will line up for one more World Cup final, this time at the venue now known as MetLife Stadium, which has been rebranded as the New York‑New Jersey Stadium.

Lionel Messi is set to feature in a second World Cup final at the same venue where he announced his international retirement, a testament to his enduring impact on Argentina’s recent successes.

Lionel Messi is set to feature in a World Cup final at the stadium where he once announced his retirement, reflecting on his influence, recent triumphs and future with Inter Miami.

Lionel Messi is set to play in the World Cup final at the very stadium where he announced his international retirement in 2016, a moment that underscores his lasting influence on Argentina’s recent successes.

At 20, Jobe Bellingham steps into the Bundesliga with Borussia Dortmund, forging an identity that honors his family’s football legacy while charting a distinct future.

Lionel Messi, who announced his international retirement after the 2016 Copa America final, is set to play in another World Cup final at the same venue where he made that declaration, seeking a crowning achievement for his nation.

The 2026 World Cup final brings together Spain and Argentina in a clash of legacies, featuring historic milestones for Messi, Yamal, and coaches Tuchel, Scaloni, and De la Fuente.

France and England meet for the bronze medal in a World Cup clash many deem meaningless, yet personal milestones and subtle influences keep the narrative alive.

England's coach Thomas Tuchel left Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham on the bench for the third‑place playoff against France, sparking criticism over his emphasis on the match and his defensive tactics.

The 14th annual World Soccer Festival will take place on August 22 at Montpelier High School, featuring 3v3 youth matches, an adult exhibition game, food vendors, art activities, and live performances, all inspired by the upcoming United States-hosted World Cup.

Kevin Durant ignored Lionel Messi at a New York fan event, instead questioning Argentina goalkeeper Emi Martínez about the significance of back‑to‑back World Cup victories, a dialogue that unfolded just days before the Argentina‑Spain final in New Jersey.

At a New York fan event, Kevin Durant bypassed the Argentine team, including Lionel Messi, to ask goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez about back‑to‑back World Cup glory ahead of the Argentina‑Spain final in New Jersey.

During a New York fan event, Kevin Durant shifted focus from Lionel Messi to Argentina's goalkeeper, sparking a conversation about the team's historic pursuit of consecutive titles.

Fans react sharply to England's altered lineup for the third‑place match against France, citing the omission of key attackers and a perceived lack of competitive intent.