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The inaugural meeting of the International Wheelchair Basketball Federation’s Players’ Commission took place in Mies, Switzerland, bringing together athlete leaders from across the globe.
A World Cup ‘Pride Match’ between Egypt and Iran is set to take place in Seattle, drawing both protest and support from the city’s LGBTQ community, which sees the game as a chance to promote acceptance and solidarity.
Despite 80% possession and 19 shots, England settled for a 0-0 draw against Ghana, a result that cements their progression but leaves fans yearning for more incisive play.
Seattle's LGBTQ community is using a designated World Cup 'Pride Match' between Egypt and Iran to champion acceptance, even as both nations' football bodies push back.
The upcoming 'Pride Match' between Egypt and Iran will take place in Seattle, uniting local LGBTQ activism with an international soccer narrative.
On June 23, 2018, twelve young soccer players and their coach were extracted from a flooded Thai cave, while the same calendar date has repeatedly marked turning points in politics, exploration, and law.
Manchester City forward Jeremy Doku is set to miss Belgium's final World Cup group matches to be present for his child's birth, drawing both criticism and solidarity.
The arrival of the World Cup in the US offers a chance to examine a nation’s identity, its global perception, and the role of sport in fostering connection.
Belgian midfielder Amadou Onana, known as Doku, faces a dilemma as his wife's expected childbirth coincides with his team's World Cup quarter‑final, sparking a broader conversation about paternity leave and work‑life balance in professional football.
As the World Cup reaches its decisive stages, players face the impossible choice between career milestones and the birth of a child, sparking debate over paternity leave and personal sacrifice.
The Athletic’s interactive Pick’Em feature delivers daily forecasts for the tournament, blending analyst insight, algorithmic models, and even a dog’s intuition to guide fans through the knockout stage.
The United States enters as the clear favorite, but a host of strong contenders from across continents promise a fiercely competitive tournament.
The Athletic offers daily forecasts for the tournament, featuring expert insights, fan predictions and a unique leaderboard that tracks accuracy.
The United States has kept strict travel limits on Iran’s national soccer team at the World Cup, requiring swift returns to a training base in Tijuana after each match. Executive director Andrew Giuliani defended the measures as protective for American and global visitors.
The United States will face Australia in a decisive Group D match on Friday, with a victory potentially securing first place and a more manageable path through the round of 32.
Brazil and Haiti meet in a must‑win Group C encounter after both sides failed to claim victory in their opening fixtures. Brazil’s lineup will be reshaped without the injured Neymar, while a fortified defence aims to stifle Haiti’s resurgence.
A dominant 4-1 win over Paraguay highlighted the U.S. men’s national team’s rise under new coach Mauricio Pochettino, setting the stage for a decisive match against Australia that could seal first place in Group D.
Europe welcomed Donald Trump at the G7 summit in the Swiss Alps with gifts, a personalized football shirt and a lavish dinner, while seeking to align his stance on Ukraine and China.
From France’s showdown with Senegal to Argentina’s final dance with Algeria, today’s predictions mix statistical rigor with whimsical guesses, while recapping a dramatic matchday five that saw surprising draws.
The opening day of the tournament features a historic matchup in the United States, with Cape Verde's first World Cup appearance against Spain headline act.
The Iranian national football side faces a turbulent build‑up to its opening match, after a last‑minute move to Mexico and a series of off‑field controversies that have turned sport into a diplomatic flashpoint.
During a press conference in Los Angeles, Iran’s head coach and star forward highlighted logistical challenges, US policy impacts, and the team’s resolve to represent all Iranians as they prepare for the tournament.
Thirteen World Cup qualifiers have rebuked UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin after he suggested some matches in the 48‑team format could be uninteresting, emphasizing the historic and inspirational value of their participation.
The conflict in Gaza has frozen the Palestinian football league for nearly three years, leaving players like Mahdi Hijazi without income and forcing many to seek low‑paid work, yet grassroots initiatives and the women's national team illustrate a path forward.