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The Port of Los Angeles is turning its San Pedro and Wilmington waterfronts into a summer playground, offering everything from classic car showcases to free harbor tours.
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The Port of Los Angeles is turning its San Pedro and Wilmington waterfronts into a summer playground, offering everything from classic car showcases to free harbor tours.

Semifinals concluded on June 9‑10, producing four finalists who will compete for championships in East Lansing. The matches will be streamed live on the NFHS Network.

Mr. Natural, a vegan restaurant in Texas, offers festive snacks, drinks and desserts for soccer celebrations, with catering packages and custom baked goods, and encourages customers to order ahead.
Jeep’s latest marketing stunt ties a chance to win a brand‑new 2026 Wrangler to the U.S. soccer team’s summer triumph, featuring comedian Iliza Shlesinger and a partnership with Chicago’s Highdive agency.

Thousands gathered in San Jose’s San Pedro Square to watch Mexico’s opening World Cup match against South Africa, celebrating with cheers, family outings, and plans for future viewings.

From Albuquerque to West Palm Beach, the latest guide highlights the premier soccer bars in fifty American cities, offering fans a chance to experience the World Cup together while drinking responsibly.
The State’s 2026 all‑area boys soccer team and player awards spotlight a generation of Midlands standouts, from Cullen Maas’s 47‑goal season to a host of all‑state selections heading to top collegiate programs.

From Des Moines to Cedar Rapids, Iowa’s soccer enthusiasts have gathered at breweries, pubs and pizza joints to catch every World Cup match, while local clubs and a new Pro Iowa initiative hint at a deeper soccer future.

The inaugural game of the 2026 World Cup unfolded in Mexico City, where Mexico faced South Africa before a massive, enthusiastic audience.

CleanSheet Soccer 2 offers sharper graphics, faster gameplay and a career mode across three fictional clubs, delivering a fresh experience for PlayStation VR2 owners.

A new exhibition at the Empire State Building showcases over 100 iconic soccer jerseys, including match‑worn shirts from Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and David Beckham, as part of the FIFA World Cup celebrations.

Former UVA soccer alumni Derrick Etienne Jr. and Joe Bell Jr. will represent Haiti and New Zealand at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, showcasing their professional experience and collegiate roots on the world stage.

The series follows creators Josh Lee, Ray An and Emanuel Hahn as they explore why members of the Korean diaspora support a national team from a country they left behind, revealing stories of belonging, identity and the legacy of the 2002 World Cup.

A special FOX San Antonio report spotlights how Augustine Mendez, Javier Aguirre and Humberto Gándara are shaping the next generation of soccer talent on both sides of the border.

Owner Eric Rosell launches a free 3v3 soccer tournament at PH Coffee, inviting neighbors of all ages to celebrate the World Cup while enjoying themed food, watch parties, and community support from local organizations.
Starbucks is releasing a special Bearista Cup with a soccer-themed hat, available only to Reserve-tier Rewards members in the U.S. and a handful of other regions, while also debuting themed coffee sleeves.

A short film directed by Leo Volcy celebrates Haiti's return to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, featuring narration by Jimmy Jean-Louis, cultural ambassador Michaël Bru, and retired star Jozy Altidore, while highlighting a jersey controversy and a cultural event series expanding to Boston and New York.

SWADE Cannabis is set to blend soccer excitement with legal cannabis consumption at a Kansas City watch party on July 11, featuring a dedicated consumption area and a partnership with High Times.

With the 2026 World Cup set to be hosted across North America, the governing body has released detailed rules covering everything from match length and offside calls to mandatory cooling breaks and expanded team participation.
Travel + Leisure Co. announces a series of soccer‑themed events at select resorts, aiming to unite owners and guests in celebration of the global tournament while showcasing its diverse vacation ownership brands.

With the tournament kicking off June 11 across North America, fans are turning to a new wave of soccer‑inspired apparel and gear, and editors are pointing the way.

Patsy Hartigan’s in Evansville is opening its doors to soccer fans, offering daily World Cup matches, festive food and drink specials, and a community‑focused atmosphere curated by owner Joshua Pietrowski.

Pepperdine announces a challenging 2026 schedule featuring top opponents from power‑four conferences, a new WCC postseason format, and key returning players aiming for a three‑year conference title streak.

With the United States hosting the FIFA World Cup for the second time, a blend of seasoned veterans and emerging talents aims to break new ground, targeting a quarterfinal berth that could reshape global perceptions of American soccer.