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Pubs and bars across England and Wales will stay open until 5 a.m. on Monday for the World Cup clash with Mexico, a move welcomed by hospitality firms and fans alike.
Pubs and bars in England and Wales will stay open until 5 a.m. on Monday to broadcast the World Cup clash with Mexico, a move that bypasses usual licensing requirements and aims to support the hospitality sector.
England's World Cup campaign has been built around Harry Kane, but questions linger over the team's balance and depth as they prepare for the last‑16 clash with Mexico.
Despite an early dismissal, the United States fought back to defeat Bosnia and Herzegovina and set up a clash with Belgium.
A £116 million deal, pending the World Cup, positions Anderson as a potential successor to Rodri while highlighting a broader market shift toward premium midfield investments.
In Mexico City, a pop‑up cafe offers free drinks and a supportive atmosphere to fans mourning their team's elimination, turning disappointment into collective comfort.
Fans across the country share mixed emotions as Hayden Hackney departs Boro for Everton, debating the financial implications and the squad changes required to fill the void.
From colonial past to World Cup triumphs, African football's story blends historic resistance with modern stardom, yet the continent's domestic structures remain challenged.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted by Mexico, the United States, and Canada, blends elite soccer with visible expressions of faith, from blessed equipment to stadium chapels and personal Bible studies.
A small café in Condesa provides free drinks to fans of eliminated teams, turning disappointment into community, while drawing on immigrant experiences and Oatly’s strategic partnership.
Veteran Spanish midfielder Santi Cazorla has officially retired, concluding a two‑decade journey that included European Championship titles and a heartfelt return to his first club, Real Oviedo.
From a closet full of historic jerseys to the final selection of a Euro 2004 Beckham No. 7 shirt, the story behind the author's match‑day outfit reveals how history, statistics and personal meaning intersect in modern sport.
A look at Matchday 21 drama, key player performances and the forecasts for the upcoming Round of 32 fixtures.
A thrilling encounter saw England defeat DR Congo in the Round of 32, propelling the team into the next stage and sparking jubilant scenes across the globe.
Congolese goalkeeper Lionel Mpasi's heroic performance against England sparked a social media wave that momentarily outshone Lionel Messi, echoing similar feats by goalkeepers from Curaçao and Cape Verde.
The U.S. men's national soccer team is riding a wave of momentum, driven by a mix of hard work, organization and the emergence of Philadelphia‑area players.
The club announced the signing of 21-year-old centre-back Marco Palestra, who joins on a contract through 2033 after a standout loan at Cagliari and a recent Italy debut.
A 4‑1 win over Paraguay has ignited optimism, with former players highlighting pressing, player form and home‑field advantage as key drivers
The United States men's soccer team has repeatedly fallen in the World Cup's knockout stages, with only one win in 2002. As they prepare to meet Bosnia‑Herzegovina in the Round of 32, a look back at past performances reveals a pattern of narrow defeats and near‑misses.
Morocco's advancement to the knockout stage and penalty victory over the Netherlands underscore a transformative era for African football, driven by strategic investments and regional collaboration.
Despite Israel’s absence from the FIFA 2026 World Cup, its citizens are embracing foreign sides, blending family roots, player admiration and geopolitical sentiment into a uniquely Israeli viewing culture.
After a decade of discreet togetherness, Erling Haaland and Isabel Haugseng Johansen have become parents and settled in England, choosing privacy over publicity.
Two tightly contested World Cup matches were decided by penalty shootouts after 1‑1 draws, highlighting the tournament’s evolving rules and historic precedents.
After ten years and two championship‑winning goals, forward Katie Lampson announces her retirement, thanking the sport for its gifts of travel, friendship and growth, while Gotham FC president Yael Averbuch West hails her indelible mark on the club.