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After a friendly match, influencer Valen Scarsini helped New Zealand defender Tim Payne sky‑rocket from 5,000 to over 5 million followers, setting the stage for a World Cup debut.
Alex Morgan shares advice for USMNT captain Christian Pulisic on handling pressure, staying present, and maintaining authenticity ahead of the 2026 World Cup, while also discussing her DoorDash partnership and tournament plans.
About 60 fans were granted complimentary seats before being billed full price, prompting municipal leaders to intervene.
In a candid new documentary, Ashlyn Harris chronicles the end of her marriage to teammate Ali Krieger, the challenges of raising two children together, and the unexpected happiness she finds with actress Sophia Bush. The film premieres June 8 on Roku.
A West Covina bakery turns the 2026 FIFA World Cup excitement into edible art, shaping conchas that echo the tournament’s mascots and honoring the owner’s culinary roots.
Senior forward Ethan Leslie scored four goals to break Jackson's 51‑game unbeaten run and deliver Kelly Walsh its first championship since 2012.
From Columbia to Kansas City, Missouri’s soccer fever is palpable as the World Cup draws near, with local camps shaping the next generation of players.
The Lady Rebels wrapped up a four‑day camp that blended skill training with enjoyment, giving participants a glimpse of future play under the guidance of coach Hutton Sharp.
The University of New Hampshire announced the addition of graduate student midfielder Graham Dougald, a proven leader with extensive collegiate and semi‑professional experience.
For nearly three decades the Lion & Eagle English Pub has served as a cultural hub where diverse South Florida communities unite over soccer, and it is now gearing up for the 2026 World Cup with expanded staffing and special promotions.
St. Louis hosts a high‑profile friendly between Bosnia and Panama, uniting two diaspora communities in a celebration of culture and sport.
The city will host a preparatory friendly between the Bosnian and Panamanian national teams, drawing large crowds from both diaspora groups and highlighting St. Louis’s growing multicultural fabric.
A friendly in Utah brought together Korean players, Salvadoran fans and local institutions, highlighting both athletic strategy and community spirit.
Central Falls prepares a series of soccer‑related events and cultural celebrations ahead of the 2026 World Cup, inviting visitors to join the community festivities.
A new semi‑professional women’s soccer team, the Hearts of Pine, is set to debut in Portland next May, featuring top collegiate talent and a mission to inspire young girls in Maine.
After three seasons at the helm, Adam Haskins stepped down from Fargo Davies High School, leaving behind a 29‑14‑7 record, a conference coach‑of‑the‑year award and two state tournament trips.
The partnership between BOSS and the US Men’s National Soccer Team introduces a performance‑focused apparel line that blends tailored businesswear with athletic functionality, aiming to inspire confidence on and off the field.
The exhibit features match‑worn jerseys from Messi, Ronaldo and Beckham, a limited‑edition ESB x CFS jersey, and special lighting tied to MetLife Stadium results.
Head coach Derek Pittman revealed the full 2026 schedule, highlighting home games at the Park West Athletics Complex, key road trips, and the path to the conference championship and NCAA Tournament.
UTSA’s soccer program reveals its 2026 slate, featuring 11 home matches at the Park West Athletics Complex, season‑ticket pricing and a challenging lineup of opponents.
Gilbert’s 2-0 victory over Bishop Heelan in the state semifinals showcases a dominant season, a 17‑1 record and a defense that has recorded 15 shutouts, propelling the Rams into the championship game.
Miles Robinson prepares for his first World Cup, highlighting how the 2026 edition’s scale and global reach can foster unity through soccer.
The University of Arkansas soccer program released its 2026 schedule, highlighting a demanding nonconference slate and a full SEC slate, aiming to build on last season’s success and secure a strong NCAA Tournament seed.
The Jackson Hole Broncs secured their second straight Class 4A girls’ soccer state championship, defeating Laramie 3‑1 in a match that highlighted standout individual performances and a dominant season record.