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Championship day at Uihlein Soccer Park saw four Wisconsin girls soccer teams lift trophies in front of a lively crowd, with standout goals and multi‑goal performances shaping the outcomes.
A brief handwritten message left by Iran’s soccer players after a goalless draw in Los Angeles underscores gratitude, peace, and the team’s struggle against tight U.S. travel curbs ahead of a decisive showdown with Egypt in Seattle.
The festival will run an additional day on June 25 to support the U.S. Men's National Team, offering live broadcasts, entertainment and cultural experiences at Centennial Olympic Park.
An official FIFA Men’s World Cup soccer ball has been sent to the ISS, where astronauts will study its behavior in zero gravity to improve performance on Earth.
The program welcomes a mix of graduate transfers and freshmen, each bringing distinct achievements from their previous schools.
Germany’s defensive lineup will be reshaped after centre‑back Nico Schlotterbeck suffered a left‑ankle injury in the 2‑1 victory over Ivory Coast, a setback that comes as the team prepares for the knockout stage.
NASA and its international partners are using the International Space Station to study how an official FIFA World Cup soccer ball behaves in microgravity, with the goal of improving aerodynamics and kick physics on Earth.
Retired professional soccer player Clint Dempsey, a native of Nacogdoches, will greet fans at the FIFA Fan Festival in Houston on Monday, reflecting on his journey from barefoot childhood games to World Cup stardom and a current role as a CBS Sports analyst.
Experiments aboard the International Space Station are exploring how a FIFA‑approved soccer ball behaves in zero‑gravity, with potential benefits for the sport on Earth.
The election of Giovanni Malagò as president of the Italian Football Federation marks a pivotal moment for Italian football, setting the stage for a decisive search for a new national team coach after a World Cup qualification disappointment.
Cape Verde held Uruguay to a 2-2 draw, with Kevin Pina scoring the nation's first World Cup goal and Helio Varela equalising. Coach Pedro Leitão Brito praised the team's determination, while goalkeeper Vozinha's mother watched from the stands.
Head coach Mike Kulas reveals details of the upcoming Nike Soccer Camp at the University of Hartford, offering half‑day and full‑day options for children aged five to sixteen.
Giovanni Malagò, former head of the Italian Olympic Committee and IOC member, has been voted president of the Italian Football Federation with a decisive majority. His immediate task is to appoint a new national team coach following Gennaro Gattuso's departure after a World Cup qualifying loss.
A crowd of Argentine supporters gathered in Dallas on June 21, 2026, ahead of the Argentina‑Austria World Cup match, prompting traffic warnings and official advice to arrive early.
Lionel Messi's hat‑trick against Algeria places him at the top of World Cup goal‑scorers, while SportsLine analyst Brandt Sutton offers betting insights for the upcoming Argentina‑Austria clash.
The city of Dallas carries the weight of Argentine soccer history, from Maradona's 1994 suspension to Messi's recent triumphs. As the World Cup approaches, fans travel to Dallas seeking both redemption and cultural connection.
Germany’s defensive lineup will be tested as centre‑back Nico Schlotterbeck faces a lengthy absence following a injury sustained against Ivory Coast, though the team already advanced to the knockout stage.
The University of Akron’s men’s soccer alumni are marking Dr. Tom “Doc” Nash’s 90th birthday with a special tribute, offering commemorative scarves to season ticket holders and highlighting his lasting impact on the program.
After a successful pilot involving 20 clubs and 190 fixtures, the WSL and WSL2 will permit supporters to drink alcohol in designated stand areas starting with the 2026‑27 season, while maintaining a safe, family‑friendly atmosphere.
From Maradona's iconic goal to a 2022 earthquake that claimed over a thousand lives, June 22 spans centuries of sport, politics, law and tragedy.
The new federation chief must replace Gennaro Gattuso and decide between Roberto Mancini and Antonio Conte for the coaching role.
After two World Cup matches in Boston, Scotland’s national team and its supporters left the city, thanking fans while looking ahead to a decisive game against Brazil and a possible reunion with Germany in Foxborough.
Fan chants linking Donald Trump to Jeffrey Epstein have spread through World Cup venues, prompting the administration to protect the president while he remains absent from matches despite heralding the tournament as a showcase of American power.
Across two centuries, June 22 has witnessed moments that redefined football, empire, justice, and global conflict, leaving a legacy that still echoes today.