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From visa denials that kept a goalkeeper’s mother from the stands to heated protests over political symbols, the 2026 World Cup has already been marked by off‑field incidents that complement the on‑pitch drama.
FreddyLA7, a German soccer influencer, documents his World Cup road trip across the United States, highlighting his Houston stop, meetings with J.J. Watt, Mayor John Whitmire and police chief Noe Diaz, and plans for upcoming matches and concerts
Major League Baseball clubs are re‑engineering their summer calendars to accommodate the first World Cup ever staged on home soil, a tournament that has turned several U.S. cities into simultaneous baseball and soccer hubs.
Argentine fans flock to Kansas City, sparking a tasty showdown over barbecue ahead of their World Cup clash with Algeria.
In a recent interview, Hannah Anselmo shares how Stonehill College transformed her from a freshman navigating a transitional period into a team leader celebrated for her on‑field impact and off‑field character.
With the FIFA World Cup 2026 in full swing, fans are eager to showcase their team colors. Proper cleaning preserves the look and feel of jerseys, and fabric scientist Kim Romine shares the best practices.
The Owls open the season in Memphis, host Stetson at home, and navigate a rigorous road before entering conference play, culminating in a tournament on Delaware’s campus
The Iranian men's soccer team was abruptly ordered to leave the United States after its World Cup opener, sparking protests and a plea for FIFA intervention.
After a 1‑0 victory over Haiti, Scottish supporters flooded Boston bars, draining stock and forcing quick deliveries, while venues brace for another surge before the Scotland‑Morocco game
Maryland women's soccer announces a challenging 2026 schedule, featuring marquee opponents and a revamped roster.
An airport gallery transforms terminals into a celebration of soccer’s cultural reach, featuring works by emerging South Florida talent and a parallel student showcase.
Jessica Loyd, a Lake Highlands High School alum and former Baylor University athlete, has been named the new head coach of the girls soccer program, succeeding Katie Mellus who moved to Ursuline Academy.
Bob Bradley reflects on the changing face of soccer journalism, the influence of veteran coaches, and the importance of growing the sport in the United States.
A towering soccer ball, engineered by Britten Inc. in partnership with the Massachusetts Port Authority, has become the newest landmark visible from Boston Harbor and Logan Airport, celebrating the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026.
Scottish fans travel to Boston for the 2026 World Cup, where cheerleaders and cultural differences reshape the tournament atmosphere.
A new partnership between Samsung and Canada Soccer leverages the Galaxy S26 Ultra to let fans document, stream and relive soccer moments, highlighted at Toronto’s Canada Soccer House.
From June 18‑20, the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association will showcase the top high school girls soccer teams in Milwaukee, with live television and streaming coverage of the championship matches.
Brendan Sorsby's draft entry, a surprising World Cup stalemate, the Louisville Kings' championship celebration, and a new athletic director at Kentucky illustrate the diverse narratives shaping today's sports landscape.
Reading, Pennsylvania, has been selected as an official Fan Zone site for the 2026 World Cup, offering free public events that bring the community together around the world's most popular sport.
The Lindenwood women's soccer team has released its full 2026 schedule, highlighting ten home matches, a challenging nonconference lineup, and a home-hosted conference tournament.
UC Santa Barbara women's soccer welcomes Delilah Vega‑Aguilar, a four‑time all‑league MVP, to a squad that reached the Big West Championship Final twice in a row
Laura Schott, a celebrated player and coach with extensive national team and collegiate experience, has accepted an assistant coaching role with the Oregon Ducks women's soccer program.
A 47‑foot soccer ball, built by Britten Inc. and Massport, sets a Guinness record and will be on display at Piers Park II from June 12‑18, visible across Boston Harbor and Logan Airport.
The Cowgirls' 2026 campaign begins with a home exhibition on Aug. 6, then travels to Alcorn State before a series of home fixtures, conference road trips and a final stretch that culminates in the Southland Conference Tournament in Commerce, Texas.