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UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin announced a boycott of all FIFA‑run tournaments, calling the private‑investment scheme a secretive power grab that would turn football’s flagship event into a commodity.
A tour of elite hotels worldwide reveals how luxury hospitality intertwines with iconic football venues, historic scandals and cultural milestones.
The draw for the upcoming FIBA Europe Cup revealed a 48‑team field split into eight groups, with qualifiers scheduled in late September and the regular season slated to begin on October 7.
England's defender Jarell Quansah faces a two‑game ban after a VAR‑reviewed red card against Mexico, raising fresh questions about the consistency of video assistance across the tournament.
The U.S. men's national team has never won a World Cup, and its recent loss to Belgium underscores a broader truth about soccer's place in American sports culture.
FIFA's provisional suspension of Folarin Balogun's ban has ignited controversy across the sport, involving political figures, European football authorities and top coaches.
CAF president Patrice Motsepe credits strategic investments in youth, coaching and infrastructure for Africa’s historic World Cup performances, from Morocco’s semi‑final run to Cape Verde’s surprise advance.
In a recent interview, Remco Evenepoel traces his journey from a football‑obsessed youth to a dominant force on the bike, revealing the moments that shaped his career and his enduring affection for Arsenal.
The upcoming series 'Game and Glory' explores how soccer intertwines with identity, history and pride in South Korea, Germany, Brazil and Belgium, revealing the sport's deeper societal impact.
At just 18, Barcelona winger Lamine Yamal became the youngest scorer in Euro 2024 history, dazzling fans with his platinum hair, signature hand gesture and compassionate play while staying grounded in his multicultural roots.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will span three nations, with Seattle hosting six matches. Featuring 48 teams, the tournament introduces new challenges — from climate and travel to political unrest — while veteran analyst Leander Schaerlaeckens offers insight into the dynamics shaping the competition.
Tunisia aims to end a 34‑year winless streak against Belgium while both teams fine‑tune for the 2026 World Cup.