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France edged Paraguay 1‑0 in Philadelphia, with Kylian Mbappé’s penalty securing a spot in the quarterfinals against Morocco and reviving historic Franco‑American connections.
Mick McDermott’s soccer odyssey brings him back to New England as Ghana prepares for its 2026 World Cup campaign, weaving together past triumphs, family ties, and a nostalgic campus reunion.
The recent World Cup in Boston combined thrilling matches, record‑breaking performances, and a $1 billion economic boost, underscoring soccer’s rising influence in the U.S.
Norwegian supporters, led by Enok Leland, have turned Boston into a temporary home to celebrate their team's first World Cup qualification in 28 years, while Scottish fan Ryan Anferson predicts a fierce contest against Norway.
A Boston police officer's soccer juggling act at Fan Fest went viral, drawing half a million views and sparking connections with fans and officials worldwide.
In Boston’s rechristened stadium, Haiti faced Scotland in a World Cup clash that offered the diaspora a rare chance to celebrate the nation’s presence on football’s biggest stage, even as the team fell 1‑0.
From bus rides from New York to flag‑filled stands, supporters from two nations found common ground in Massachusetts, underscoring the World Cup’s power to unite diverse cultures.
Fans from Scotland and Haiti gathered in Massachusetts to welcome their national teams, marking historic World Cup returns after decades, and building excitement for an upcoming match.
More than a dozen elementary and middle school students from Chelsea, Massachusetts, will accompany professional soccer players as they lead out World Cup matches at Boston Stadium in Foxboro, highlighting a vibrant collaboration between schools, sport and the broader community.
A look at the journey of Canadian soccer fans, from early disappointments to the historic 2022 World Cup qualification, highlighting the role of the Voyageurs and the emergence of home‑grown stars.
Matches at Gillette Stadium, a vibrant FanZone in Providence, and community initiatives highlight Rhode Island’s preparations for the summer’s soccer showcase.
Craig Ferguson’s cross‑country trek in a kilt raises over $250,000 for mental‑health charities while positioning him to witness Scotland’s first World Cup match in 28 years.
Haiti's national team will open its 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign against Scotland at Gillette Stadium, marking a historic return after 52 years.