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U.S. supporters are cautiously optimistic as the team prepares for its Round of 32 match against Bosnia and Herzegovina, drawing on recent group-stage performances and a legacy of near‑misses.
After ten years and stints across five countries, forward Katie Lampson hangs up her boots, citing gratitude for the sport that shaped her life and career.
In a sport where equipment is often dictated by commercial deals, Michael Olise stands out by wearing boots he genuinely likes, even if they are no longer in production.
A coalition of Orlando City SC leaders plans an 8,000‑seat stadium on the Space Coast, reviving a stalled resort project and seeking council approval for a mixed‑use development that could reshape the region’s sports and economic landscape.
The Monmouth University men's soccer team has released its 2026 schedule, highlighting a blend of home fixtures and a challenging nonconference road trip as the Hawks aim to contend in the Coastal Athletic Association.
After three seasons battling relegation, Los Angeles FC has sold its majority share in Grasshopper Club Zürich to Bridge Football Group, signaling a new chapter for the historic Swiss side.
A late penalty by Soufiane Rahimi and a series of defensive reshuffles cost the Dutch side a place in the Round of 16, sparking criticism of Coach Ronald Koeman and raising questions about his future.
Andy Jenkins uses soccer to unite and support young people from diverse cultures in the South Bronx, offering free programs that combine sport with academic support, mentorship, and essential services.
The Wisconsin Soccer Coaches Association has announced its 2026 girls' soccer all-state teams, honoring Arrowhead senior midfielder Amara Leppla as Player of the Year and recognizing standout athletes from a host of schools.
A 65‑year‑old English soccer supporter vanished after a call from Barcelona, sparking an international search and raising concerns about his planned trip to Boston for the World Cup match against Ghana.
Morocco eliminated the Netherlands in a penalty shootout, sparking jubilant street parties in Casablanca and tense confrontations with police in The Hague.
The club honored the departing stalwarts with statements and video tributes, reflecting on their contributions and the trophies they helped secure.
A satirical report from Washington humorously declares that Americans have had enough soccer, advises them to return home, and jokes about a future tournament that could be completed in a day or two.
After three seasons battling relegation, the ownership group behind Los Angeles FC has sold its majority stake in Grasshopper Club Zürich to Bridge Football Group, a firm that manages teams in Italy and the Netherlands.
International soccer fans traveling to the United States for the World Cup have shared surprising praise for everyday American life, highlighting freedoms, abundance and hospitality that many citizens overlook.
In a recent interview, Dempsey discussed his journey from a small Texas town to international stardom, the impact of the World Cup returning to the U.S., and his hopes for the next generation of players.
Midwestern State’s forward Liam Pritchard, a native of England, has been named the Lone Star Conference 2025‑26 Men’s Athlete of the Year, capping a season that included a national title and multiple individual accolades.
At least 1,719 people have died in powerful earthquakes that struck Venezuela, including several professional and youth soccer players. The tragedy has left a nation grieving, with rescue teams facing diminishing hopes of finding survivors beyond the 72‑hour window.
Kelsey Beatie’s second consecutive Player of the Year award, a school‑record 27 goals and a perfect season for the Appoquinimink Jaguars headline a year of accolades that also recognized Avery Holland, Whitney Evancho, Gino Miraglia and more.
Mexico’s perfect group‑stage record at high altitude faces a test against an Ecuadorian squad that thrives at elevation, with coach Sebastián Beccacece confident his team can adapt and potentially secure a landmark win.
The United States men's soccer team is set to meet Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Round of 32 of the FIFA World Cup at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, a clash that promises to rank among the most significant soccer events ever held in the Bay Area.
New head coach Eric Zyung, formerly of the girls program, is shaping the Civic Memorial boys soccer squad with a focus on pressure, possession and a strong core of returning players.
The Wichita Eagle’s 2026 All‑Metro girls soccer team celebrates top performers from Sedgwick, Butler and Harvey counties, highlighted by Sara Claire Michaelis as Player of the Year.
Los Virtuality powered an interactive Soccer Simulator for Adidas at the Databricks Data + AI Summit 2026 in San Francisco, attracting large crowds and highlighting a growing trend toward immersive trade‑show experiences.