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Daya King, Rylee McLanahan and Natalie Chudowsky from Duke women's soccer have been invited to U.S. Youth National Teams training camps in Georgia, positioning them for the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Poland.
With knockout berths on the line, South Africa seeks to overturn a mixed tournament start against Korea Republic, while Canada looks to seal top spot in Group B after a dominant 6‑0 win.
With both teams unbeaten, Canada and Switzerland meet in a high‑stakes Group B encounter that will determine the group winner and influence the United States' path in the knockout round.
As World Cup excitement builds, a concise strength program from Men’s Health offers players a science‑backed path to sharper on‑field execution.
A resurfaced video of Cristiano Ronaldo attempting to hit a baseball during his Real Madrid days has ignited a lively debate between soccer and baseball enthusiasts, highlighting both admiration for his athleticism and the technical hurdles of the sport.
Ahead of the USA’s final group stage match against Turkey, the Philadelphia Union’s Soccer Celebration brings together fans, families, and local brands for a night of snacks, s’mores, and soccer camaraderie.
A World Cup ‘Pride Match’ between Egypt and Iran, organized in Seattle, aims to highlight LGBTQ visibility despite cultural pushback, featuring local leaders and a watch party at Kremwerk.
A record 84,767 fans gathered at Seattle’s newly completed Waterfront Park for a FIFA World Cup viewing, surpassing the previous attendance high and highlighting the park’s environmental and cultural impact.
The 2026 Soccer Tournament in Cary, North Carolina, attracted 57,942 fans in-person and 1.036 million unique YouTube viewers, with three teams sharing $1 million prizes each and a $6.8 million state grant ensuring the event’s home at WakeMed Soccer Park through 2029.
Leopold Sawadogo, once a professional footballer in Ivory Coast, now co‑runs Montclair Brewery, blending his love of soccer, African roots and family heritage into watch‑party events and limited‑edition beers for the World Cup.
A self‑styled Ghanaian witch doctor says he removed a spell he allegedly placed on England forward Harry Kane after the player failed to find the net in a World Cup match. Kane, who has spoken about the missed opportunity, remains focused on future games.
Marcus Dailey, a beer delivery driver, pointed a shotgun at Scottish soccer fans, shouted insults, and took his own life after a fan attacked him.
Logan Azar, a 15‑year‑old midfielder from the New England Revolution Academy, has been selected for the 2026 MLS NEXT All‑Star Game, joining a select group of top youth players who will contest the showcase in North Carolina.
The new schedule features 17 matches, nine at ECAV Stadium, and marks the first Liberty League games for the Engineers.
A handshake snub at the World Cup has ignited debate over player conduct amid serious legal allegations.
The 2026 World Cup introduces timed hydration pauses that open new ad slots, prompting networks like Fox and Telemundo to test differing approaches that affect both revenue and audience reaction.
At 46, Ronaldinho has agreed to a short‑term deal with Serie C side Ravenna, bringing his trademark flair back to the pitch and hoping to attract fresh fans to the historic club.
A group of Lancaster High School players traveled to Charlotte for a special soccer outing, where they watched the US Men’s National Team defeat Senegal before the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Johan Neeskens, celebrated for scoring the fastest World Cup final goal, built a storied career across Europe before bringing his talent to the Kansas City Comets, where he left an indelible mark on the local soccer community.
Moran’s Pub in South Milwaukee, a storied neighborhood bar, has become the go‑to gathering spot for local soccer enthusiasts eager to experience the World Cup’s electric atmosphere together.
The Purple Aces have unveiled their 2026 women's soccer calendar, featuring a season‑opening clash with Purdue and a packed home slate that includes key Missouri Valley Conference opponents.
Seattle's LGBTQ community is using a designated World Cup 'Pride Match' between Egypt and Iran to champion acceptance, even as both nations' football bodies push back.
French sports broadcaster France Pierron apologized for calling childbirth 'disgusting' and criticizing Jérémy Doku's decision to leave the World Cup for his child's birth. The incident ignited debate, prompted support from the Professional Footballers’ Association, and highlighted the tension between professional commitments and family responsibilities.
DePaul University's women's soccer team welcomes a diverse group of eight freshmen and one transfer for the 2026 season, each bringing a blend of athletic prowess and leadership.