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After six World Cups and a trophy‑laden journey from Club América to Standard Liège, veteran keeper Guillermo Ochoa has retired, closing a chapter that defined Mexican football.
The first round of African qualifiers for the 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup concluded with all twelve teams moving forward, carrying forward their results into new groups that will determine the five berths for the tournament in Qatar.
The African qualifying campaign for the 2027 FIBA Basketball World Cup has entered its decisive second round, with ten of the twelve available spots already claimed across three host cities.
Former Iowa basketball forward Jarrod Uthoff has been selected for the U.S. roster in the FIBA World Cup qualifying series, heading to a Miami training camp before competitive matches against the Dominican Republic and Mexico.
The United States has refused entry to numerous Iranian soccer officials and a referee, citing terrorism fears, while the Iranian team struggles to prepare for the World Cup amid escalating geopolitical strain.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be staged across the United States, Mexico and Canada, showcasing a blend of experience and youthful talent as the world’s best players converge for a historic competition.
Fatma Al‑Ghanim’s transition from soccer captain to filmmaker illuminates the hidden struggles of Qatari women in sport, offering a cinematic lens on societal resistance and the cost of breaking tradition.
Fatma Al‑Ghanim’s journey from the pitch to the screen reveals the hidden struggles of Qatari women in sport and the power of storytelling to challenge long‑standing societal norms.
Japanese supporters turn stadium cleanup into a ritual of respect, echoing lessons learned in school and reinforced by a society that prizes collective responsibility.
Tim Ream reflects on his World Cup journey, the pressure of co‑hosting the 2026 tournament, and his dual goal of winning and inspiring a new generation of soccer fans in the United States.