
Spain’s historic double and the reshaping of women’s soccer
Spain's men's and women's teams have both won World Cups, sparking celebration, controversy, and a new era of media rights.
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Spain's men's and women's teams have both won World Cups, sparking celebration, controversy, and a new era of media rights.

Watching the World Cup final with family sparked a deeper dive into sports journalism, revealing how narratives in athletics expose pay‑to‑play systems and broader inequities.

Major League Soccer is turning the excitement generated by the upcoming 2026 World Cup into a concrete recruitment drive, offering free tickets to first‑time fans and enlisting World Cup participants who already ply their trade in the league.

In a recent Late Late Show appearance, Prince Harry gently corrected host James Corden’s use of "soccer," recalling his school‑yard football days and discussing England’s narrow loss to Argentina.
Indiana will open its FISU America Games schedule on Tuesday against Peru, featuring a largely new roster and a single returning scholarship player, with all games streamed on the tournament's YouTube channel.
Indiana will begin its FISU America Games campaign with a match against Peru on Tuesday, featuring a largely new lineup coached by Darian DeVries, and will face the Virgin Islands before the semifinals.
The Hoosiers open their FISU America Games campaign against Peru on Tuesday, facing a Virgin Islands side later in the week, with streaming available on the tournament’s YouTube channel.

A personal reflection on the emotional pull of the World Cup final, the ethical questions it raises, and the revelatory role of sports journalism, illustrated through Hanif Abdurraqib’s piece on Clint Dempsey.

From coast‑to‑coast in the United States, through Canada and Mexico, the expanded World Cup captivated billions, showcasing star power, underdog triumphs and a final that topped Spanish‑language ratings.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup concluded with Spain lifting the trophy amid record‑breaking performances and surprising upsets.

FIFA's proposal to double the World Cup to 64 teams sparks debate over logistics, finance and competitive integrity.

The Football Extra newsletter’s fan‑selected rundown of the tournament’s biggest stories, from Rodri’s influence to Cape Verde’s surprise run

Record‑breaking World Cup numbers highlight a massive appetite for soccer in the U.S., yet MLS struggles to broadcast its own star power.

Spain lifted the trophy in a thrilling final against Argentina, Mbappé secured the Golden Boot and will head back to Real Madrid, while Messi joins Inter Miami. The calendar ahead is packed with league starts, European competitions and landmark women’s tournaments.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has suggested expanding the World Cup to 64 teams, a move that would reshape the competition's economics and global footprint while sparking resistance from key continental bodies.

The recent World Cup saw a wave of retirements from seasoned internationals, each marking the end of distinguished national team tenures.

After Argentina's defeat in the World Cup final, Emiliano Martínez considers stepping away from the national team while contemplating his next club move.
Indiana's representation at the FISU America Games features a fresh roster with only one returning scholarship player, setting the stage for early matchups against Peru and the Virgin Islands before advancing to the knockout rounds.

The recent World Cup has ignited a wave of soccer enthusiasm across the U.S., bringing together fans from Berkeley to Boston and beyond, while exposing visa hurdles and fostering a shared sense of identity.

The rise of evangelical players in Brazilian football has reignited debates about Pentecostalism’s growth and its cultural impact across Latin America.

The 2026 WMH World Cup will showcase the USA Men's O-35 team's diverse talent, highlighted by Robbert Schenk's family‑rooted resilience and Darian Isla's Cuban‑born rise, supported by sponsor MarketWise and guided by USA Field Hockey.

CONMEBOL president Alejandro Dominguez confirmed that the 2030 World Cup will feature 64 teams, with matches spread across six nations to mark the tournament’s 100th anniversary.

La Liga President Javier Tebas denounced FIFA's plan for a 64‑team World Cup in 2030, calling the governing body's leadership out of touch and questioning the viability of a tournament that could undermine the domestic football ecosystem.

Spain's defender Marc Cucurella upheld a 16‑year ritual by burying a coin before the final, a moment captured by teammate Joan Capdevila, as the nation celebrated a 1‑0 win over Argentina.