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Nearly 26.4 million viewers tuned in to watch the United States defeat Bosnia-Herzegovina, marking the most‑watched English‑language soccer broadcast in U.S. history and peaking at over 34.8 million during the final hour.
From a daring shoot during a World Cup qualifier to a Silver Bear triumph, the Iranian film ‘Offside’ blends humor, politics and sport into a timeless narrative.
After a FIFA suspension, Folarin Balogun is cleared to start the U.S. last‑16 match against Belgium, joining Christian Pulisic in a forward partnership that could reshape the team's dynamics.
Beach Streets returns on July 19, turning downtown Long Beach into a pedestrian‑only zone for biking, walking and soccer festivities, supported by city officials and Metro.
After 26 seasons, Mark Heiderscheid steps down, reflecting on 401 wins, a state title, and the players who defined his legacy.
A daily puzzle tied to the 2026 World Cup asks players to group sixteen clues into four themes, with hints for Yellow (SIGN), Green (BARRY), Blue (PSG) and Purple (VATICAN CITY). The creator, senior editor Will Jeanes of The Athletic, explains the rules and teases the next puzzle.
Fox reports that the United States’ World Cup clash with Bosnia‑Herzegovina attracted nearly 26.4 million viewers, the highest ever for an English‑language soccer telecast, peaking at 34.8 million and topping all non‑Super Bowl programming since February.
Jose Pekerman’s cautious approach to Lionel Messi’s 2006 World Cup introduction sparked debate but ultimately contributed to the Argentine star’s enduring legacy.
The iconic denim jersey from the 1994 World Cup is back on shelves, while the U.S. prepares to host Belgium at Lumen Field, a game that could set up a quarterfinal clash with Spain.
FIFA's disciplinary committee has fined U.S. defender Folarin Balogun $40,000 and postponed his one‑match red‑card ban by a year, igniting reactions from Belgium, former manager Mauricio Pochettino and former president Donald Trump.
A dramatic late goal by substitute Mikel Merino ended Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup journey and propelled Spain into the last eight.
The United States will meet Belgium in the round of 16, relying on a blend of seasoned leaders and emerging talents.
Despite a surge in soccer infrastructure across South Florida, children from underserved communities still face steep barriers to participation, from costly pay‑to‑play fees to a lack of nearby pitches.
The State Theatre in Modesto will host a World Cup watch party to raise money for youth soccer scholarships, targeting families who struggle to afford the sport’s escalating fees.
A World Cup star’s eligibility became entangled with a presidential push to curb birthright citizenship and a Supreme Court ruling, illustrating the far‑reaching impact on sport and society.
The Northern Super League and the NWSL are using the FIFA Women's World Cup to deepen interest in women's soccer across Canada and the United States, staging high‑profile matches and fan experiences that promise lasting growth.
A local youth soccer program has seen participation double, offering most children free access and seeking volunteer coaches.
A dramatic late goal by Mikel Merino sealed a 1‑0 victory for Spain over Portugal, marking the final World Cup appearance of Cristiano Ronaldo and setting up a clash with either the United States or Belgium.
The United States men's national team enters the 2026 World Cup round of 16 facing Belgium, with a roster that blends emerging talent and veteran leadership.
A dispute over a red‑card ban, a call from former U.S. president Donald Trump, and reactions from Belgium and international football bodies have ignited a debate about the intersection of politics and sport.
A $8 million gift from Citadel CEO Ken Griffin helped secure Mauricio Pochettino as head coach of the U.S. men's national team, a move that coincides with the squad’s push toward the World Cup quarterfinals.
Explore the rise of Isabel Haugseng Johansen, whose early soccer roots, magazine cover, and brand partnership have turned personal milestones into a public narrative.
Megan Rucker reflects on her move from the University of Oregon to LMU, her professional stint in France, and her work with Street Soccer USA, emphasizing the life lessons sports teach.
FIFA fined forward Folarin Balogun $40,000 for a red‑card incident during the United States’ match against Bosnia and Herzegovina, postponing his one‑match suspension for a year and involving the USSF in the penalty, a decision that drew commentary from President Donald Trump and surprise from Belgium.