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Cape Verde held Spain to a 0-0 draw on their World Cup debut, with coach Pedro Leitão Brito highlighting the significance of the moment and goalkeeper Vozinha earning man‑of‑the‑match honors.
Seattle Parks and Recreation's 'Summer of Soccer' campaign uses the free Agents of Discovery app to turn city parks into interactive soccer-themed quests, encouraging kids and families to stay active while learning about local history and nature.
In a stunning upset, Cape Verde held Spain to a 0‑0 stalemate, with goalkeeper Vozinha earning Man of the Match after a flurry of saves. The result highlights the island nation’s defensive resilience and marks a milestone as the third‑smallest country ever to appear at the men’s World Cup.
Cape Verde's debut at the World Cup ended in a 0-0 stalemate with Spain, showcasing resilience and sparking debate over the tournament's expansion.
Curacao’s first World Cup appearance ended in a heavy defeat, yet the island’s spirit remained undimmed as fans and players alike celebrated historic firsts and looked ahead to upcoming matches.
The University of Arkansas has secured head women's soccer coach Colby Hale through 2030, highlighting a decade‑long run of SEC titles, NCAA Tournament appearances and record‑setting attendance.
NYC Parks launches a season‑long soccer program inspired by the 2026 FIFA World Cup, featuring youth clinics, extended lighting hours, community tournaments and a film series across all five boroughs.
The inaugural World Cup match in Seattle draws a massive crowd, while the city prepares for a series of games, broadcast options, and fan celebrations across Washington state.
Liberty University's women's soccer team, led by head coach Lang Wedemeyer, has released its 2026 schedule, which includes nine home and nine away matches, three Power Four opponents and a rematch against Missouri State as the team looks to retain its Conference USA crown.
In a tightly contested Group H encounter, Cape Verde earned a historic 0-0 draw against Spain, showcasing a disciplined low block and a standout performance from veteran goalkeeper Vozinha.
Designer Colm Dillane, known as KidSuper, announces a limited‑edition jersey co‑created with Bank of America and Complex, blending his Harlem‑based youth soccer club’s aesthetic with a mission to make the sport more inclusive.
In a surprising turn of events, Cape Verde held Spain to a goalless stalemate, delivering a result that reverberates through the tournament.
A Brazilian steakhouse is channeling the communal energy of soccer culture through food, family and celebration this summer.
Iran's national football team arrived in Los Angeles ahead of their match against New Zealand, navigating heightened security, diaspora demonstrations, and the lingering impact of a recent missile attack.
Curacao made its first World Cup appearance, losing 7-1 to Germany but scoring its inaugural tournament goal. Fans remained proud, chanting and applauding, while players and supporters alike see the tournament as a catalyst for future generations.
The tournament's opening match in Mexico City sparked a series of off‑field incidents that have captured global attention.
Croatian striker Petar Musa, now at FC Dallas, is set to lead his nation in a World Cup clash with England, hoping to translate his club success into international triumph.
UMBC and Loyola revive the Blake Elliott Cup to honor the late student‑athlete, with proceeds supporting the Blake Elliott 3 Foundation’s work in youth sports, kindness and animal care.
From Montevideo’s historic terraces to Tokyo’s disciplined fans, the series uncovers the personal stories that bind billions to soccer.
Jason Scrivens, 53, died after a cancer battle. He worked for Topline Glass, Glazerite and Forel, and was deeply involved with Shortwood United. A GoFundMe page supports his family.
German soccer enthusiast Freddy captured hearts online with his exuberant U.S. World Cup coverage, earning a surprise gift from NFL star J.J. Watt and forging connections with Burnley FC's global ambitions.
In a stunning opening match, Cape Verde's resilient defense repelled Spain's star‑studded attack, securing a 0-0 draw that reverberates across the tournament.
Brazilian soccer icon Roberto Carlos has bought two high‑end condominiums at the under‑construction Viceroy Residences Fort Lauderdale, a 45‑story development that is reshaping the city’s waterfront. The $5 million acquisition places him among other global football stars who have turned to South Florida’s luxury property market.
The 2026 college soccer season will be defined by the first U.S. World Cup, the final year of aligned men’s and women’s calendars, and a cascade of recruiting and transfer portal dates that shape the competitive landscape.