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Nine Greater Boston venues offer big screens, specialty drinks and unique atmospheres for World Cup fans seeking a community experience without the high price of stadium tickets.
Arsenal's loss in the Champions League final was decided by slender margins, from a missed penalty to a defensive lapse, while Liverpool's late search for a new manager and Barcelona's bold acquisition of Anthony Gordon highlight a busy transfer window.
France will host Ivory Coast at Stade de la Beaujoire on Thursday, looking to extend a strong recent run while the Ivorians use the game as a final rehearsal before their Group E opener.
Christian Pulisic, a Pennsylvania native, will captain the United States in their World Cup campaign, drawing on family sacrifices and preparing for a critical friendly against Germany in Chicago.
Prost! German tavern teams with Nike for a limited‑time Soccer Haus pop‑up, showcasing Breakside’s Schwüsch Pils, massive World Cup broadcasts and exclusive Nike merchandise in Portland.
The Hudson Valley side defeated Long Island’s Huntington Inter Stars 2‑1, with goals from Leonela Enamorado and D’ree Murray, and earned the Rocco Amoroso Sportsmanship Award.
Soccer clubs across the United States are harnessing fan data to craft personalized experiences, using platforms like Jump and Fan Genome to unify ticketing, retail and digital interactions.
Free public programming during the 2026 FIFA World Cup will transform Seattle’s waterfront into a hub for fans, food and culture.
New York City’s soccer bar scene reaches its peak as the World Cup rolls around, offering everything from low‑key neighborhood pubs to multilevel sports complexes
Norwalk's boys soccer team secured a 2-0 victory over Xavier, advancing to the Class 3A state championship final.
A deep dive into Arsenal's early lead, Arteta's low‑block approach, and the ripple effects across the football community.
Two McHenry County schools enter the IHSA state girls soccer tournament with championship aspirations.
New York City Public Schools has teamed up with Street Soccer USA to renovate and build soccer fields across the city, providing a safe space for children to play and engage in the community. The program, which involves over 24 schools, has a significant impact on the community, offering programs six days a week. Luis Torres, principal of CS 55, and Rohan Allen, program manager for Street Soccer USA, highlight the life-changing and empowering effects of the program on the children and the community.
New York City Public Schools and the nonprofit Street Soccer USA are renovating and building soccer fields at more than 24 schools, creating safe spaces for children to play and fostering community engagement six days a week.
A 21‑year‑old from Appleton, Wisconsin, Esmir Bajraktarević’s winning goal propelled Bosnia and Herzegovina into the World Cup, capping a journey that began in local youth leagues and spanned academies in the United States and the Netherlands.
From a small newsletter in 1971 to a national platform, Soccer America tracked the growth of soccer in the United States, shaping its cultural footprint and inspiring a new generation of fans.
A look back at the U.S. Women's National Team's unprecedented success and the forthcoming USA TODAY feature that invites readers to vote for the greatest American soccer stars.
Nathaniel Wilkes, a coach with a proven record at Fairmont State and Glenville State, joins the university to lead the women's soccer team, emphasizing hard work, accountability and development.
A collaborative project led by Adán Gonzalez’s nonprofit will transform an unused Dallas Area Rapid Transit lot into a community hub featuring soccer fields, pickleball courts, a learning center and food truck spaces, with events during the World Cup aimed at supporting local youth.
Canada's national side, led by coach Jesse Marsch and a roster of European‑based talent, is poised to make its third World Cup appearance as a co‑host of the 2026 tournament, opening against Bosnia‑Herzegovina in Toronto.
More than one‑third of the 2026 World Cup matches are projected to be played under dangerously hot and humid conditions, according to a comprehensive temperature study.
The Greenville Triumph secured their inaugural win at the newly opened GE Vernova Park, drawing 4,300 fans for a night of festivities, a 1‑0 triumph over Forward Madison and a glimpse of the venue’s intimate atmosphere.
FIFA has prohibited reusable water containers at World Cup venues, prompting fans to worry about hydration amid expected 26‑28 °C heat. The governing body will rely on misting stations, cooling tents and other interventions to protect players and spectators.
From ticket hunts to family connections, American supporters are preparing for the 2026 World Cup, a tournament that builds on the legacy of the 1994 edition and expands to 48 teams.