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A series of powerful earthquakes in northern Venezuela has killed more than 1,700 people, including the wife and two children of Club Sport Marítimo de La Guaira midfielder Lucas Trejo, and left the nation mourning.
Alex Krakowiak, a former Liberty and James Madison midfielder, has been appointed assistant coach for the Liberty men's soccer team in 2026, adding depth to the program with his playing pedigree, coaching background, and global exposure.
The City of Green River Parks and Recreation Department will host a complimentary watch party on July 1, offering a safe, community-focused space for fans of all ages to support the U.S. national team.
Visiting soccer fans from England, Germany and Japan recount delightful experiences with American cuisine, large retail destinations and welcoming locals, offering a refreshing counterpoint to negative media portrayals of the country.
A lone gunman opened fire near a World Cup fan zone in San Jose, killing one spectator and wounding another; authorities have confirmed the incident was isolated and not linked to the tournament.
In a night of high stakes and VAR controversy, Paraguay edged Germany 4-3 after a 1-1 draw, setting up a clash with the France‑Sweden winner.
The Governors' soccer program announces a recruiting class that blends experience and fresh talent, setting the stage for a competitive 2026 season.
Today's Connections: Soccer Edition puzzle offers four color‑coded hints, a modest difficulty rating, and a glimpse into the mind of its creator, senior editor Will Jeanes of The Athletic.
Harvard University announced the addition of Nicole Bidun, a transfer from the University of Georgia, and Fio Eddy, a Cambridge native, ahead of the 2026 season, aiming to strengthen the team's defensive lineup.
A surge of soccer enthusiasm is reshaping American leisure, driven by cultural diversity, MLS growth, and the upcoming World Cup.
Brazil's 2-1 victory over Japan, inspired by a late strike from Gabriel Martinelli, marks a turning point in their tournament campaign.
A look at how the Portuguese superstar turned global fame into a financial empire, outpacing peers like Federer and Jordan.
The United States is set to meet Bosnia and Herzegovina in the round of 32 of the World Cup, a match that pits early‑qualification confidence against Bosnia’s surprising defensive resilience.
At 18, Marcus Jackson has already earned caps for the USMNT, scored on his debut and is poised to lead America’s next generation toward World Cup glory.
Special gold badges bearing FIFA26 motifs are being worn by police and firefighters across the United States, marking a rare collaboration between public safety and the world’s biggest soccer event.
Three Missoula Strikers teams are heading to the USYS National Championships in July, representing their community and aiming to compete against the nation's top squads. The club is also raising funds to help families cover travel expenses.
The unexpected stalemate highlights underdog triumphs, personal controversies, and divergent ways nations gauge success in war and sport
The 2026 World Cup will be co‑hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada, and Denver is positioning itself as a key viewing destination. From the festival atmosphere at McGregor Square to the rooftop vibe at ViewHouse, the city offers a range of spots where supporters can watch the matches. For professor Vincent Piturro, the tournament also carries personal and cultural significance.
From lively watch parties to cultural pride, Utah's Latino fans unite behind Mexico's national team while celebrating their diverse roots.
Sounders FC, Reign FC, RAVE Foundation, and Friends of Waterfront Park reveal additional Round of 32 watch parties, featuring free public access at Pier 62, a floating barge with premium tickets, and a RAVE 52 activation, as part of a broader Seattle Soccer Celebration powered by Lenovo.
The United States men's national soccer team enters the round of 32 with a palpable sense of optimism, driven by veteran leadership, emerging talent, and a coach who has instilled belief.
Veteran forward Robert Lewandowski has signed with Chicago Fire, debuting against Vancouver Whitecaps in a match that could shape the club's MLS ambitions.
The first World Cup hosted by the United States in 32 years draws international supporters who praise American warmth, turning cities into hubs of connection and commerce.
The United States, fresh from two group‑stage wins, will meet Bosnia and Herzegovina in Santa Clara, California, with both squads aware of the stakes and the unique threats each poses.