
Kung Fu Soccer Opens With $73.6M in China, Eyes $369M Finale
Stephen Chow's latest film grossed $73.6 million in its opening weekend in China and is projected to reach $369 million, potentially easing a 40 percent decline in the market.
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Stephen Chow's latest film grossed $73.6 million in its opening weekend in China and is projected to reach $369 million, potentially easing a 40 percent decline in the market.
Amelia Castleberg, a standout midfielder from Stevens Point, was named the 2026 Heartland Select Most Valuable Player after a senior season that included 30 goals, five hat tricks and multiple dominant victories. She will continue her career at the University of Minnesota-Duluth this fall.
A standout season that included 30 goals, five hat tricks and all‑state recognition has earned Amelia Castleberg the Heartland Select MVP award, signaling a promising future at the University of Minnesota‑Duluth.
Jacksonville’s women’s soccer team travels to England and Wales for its first overseas tour, using the World Cup buzz to prepare for the upcoming Gainbridge Super League season.

France enters the semifinals as the clear favorite, having won all matches without extra time, while Spain, England and Argentina chase the title.

In just two days, Shenzhen Film Studio's "Kung Fu Soccer" grossed RMB500.3 million, while other titles including Universal's "Minions & Monsters" and Light Chaser Animation's "Three Kingdoms: The Beginning" held steady, shaping a $101.2 million weekend.

Recent commitments from elite youth clubs highlight the growing pipeline of talent heading into college soccer programs for the Class of 2026 through 2028.
TopDrawerSoccer has released its latest club soccer player rankings for the Girls Class of 2029, a project presented by Madrid Euro Soccer Academy, a leading Spanish residency program known for its 360‑degree player development.

Zendaya and Tom Holland opened up about their World Cup hopes, coordinated fashion, and genuine chemistry, turning a simple interview into a viral sensation.

Cristo Fernandez, known for his role as Danny Rojas in Ted Lasso, entered a USL Cup match for El Paso, earning a yellow card in a 2‑0 loss, while his soccer past and recent trial with Chicago Fire’s reserves come to light.

A veteran political commentator reflects on his personal connection to soccer, critiques its cultural rise in Canada, and explains why the sport clashes with the nation's identity.

Within two days of its release, Shenzhen Film Studio's 'Kung Fu Soccer' earned RMB500.3 million, outpacing rivals and highlighting a shift toward genre‑blending Chinese productions.

The 2026 World Cup has become a showcase not only of elite football but also of the vibrant cultures that travel across continents to cheer on their teams.

Actor Cristo Fernandez, best known for his role as Danny Rojas in 'Ted Lasso,' stepped onto a professional soccer field for the first time, subbing in the 79th minute of a USL Cup match and receiving a yellow card in a 2-0 loss.

Kylian Mbappé and Lionel Messi share the lead with eight goals, while Erling Haaland, Jude Bellingham, Harry Kane and Ousmane Dembélé chase the prize as the semifinals loom.

England prepares for a historic World Cup semi‑final against Argentina, aiming to end a six‑decade title drought, driven by Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and a resilient squad under coach Thomas Tuchel.

The Rush 2012 Boys shocked the Missouri soccer community by winning the state cup and securing a place at the national championships, a milestone that reflects five years of steady growth under Coach Aziz El‑Tayash.

In its first two days, Kung Fu Soccer grossed $73.6 million across China, reshaping the nation's box‑office landscape and sparking plans for a worldwide release.

From shutout streaks to record‑breaking save percentages, the city’s top high school girls soccer goalies have set the stage for an exciting 2026 campaign.

A new wave of community‑built soccer fields is reshaping neighborhoods across the United States, driven by the excitement of the World Cup and championed by local leaders like Michael George.
From shutout streaks to record‑breaking save percentages, the region's most reliable last lines of defense are setting the stage for another thrilling campaign.

From coast to coast, an unnamed organization is erecting hundreds of compact soccer fields to meet surging interest sparked by the recent World Cup, reshaping how communities engage with the sport.

The recent deaths of Argentine legend Antonio Rattin and South African midfielder Jayden Adams have sparked tributes, even as the world watches a record‑breaking USMNT‑Belgium encounter and looks ahead to a possible Argentina‑France final.

A senior at the University of Pennsylvania, Jack‑Ryan Jeremiah combines island flair with Pacific Northwest discipline to chase an Ivy League title and a professional future.