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The U.S. Men's National Team reflects on a historic low in 2017, a decade of rebuilding, and a breakthrough at the 2026 World Cup that signals a sustainable future for American soccer.
Canada’s men’s national soccer team’s surprising run to the World Cup’s round of 16 reflects a broader transformation driven by immigration, professional pathways and emerging stars.
Emily Barker, a 38‑year‑old wildland firefighter and former snowmaking crew leader at Vail Resorts, died while battling the Snyder Fire on the Colorado‑Utah border. Her legacy lives on in the hockey community, the crews she commanded, and the friends she never left behind.
The Museum of Graffiti’s ‘The Art of Futbol’ blends street art and soccer in an interactive Wynwood exhibit that runs through July 18, attracting international fans like William Chavez.
A limited-edition cigar commemorates Oklahoma's 2026 baseball championship, blending premium tobacco with collegiate branding.
Mexico’s 3-0 victory over the Czech Republic not only secured an unbeaten group run but also marked a milestone for veteran keeper Guillermo Ochoa and a controversial fan chant.
A look at the World Cup jerseys that have become as memorable as the moments and players they represent, highlighting design milestones, brand collaborations, and the athletes who immortalized them.
A look at the ways football’s triumphs, disappointments, myths, and hope reflect the human condition.
A limited-run series of Michigan National Champions cigars, crafted by Bocock Brothers, honors the Wolverines' historic victory with distinctive packaging and a blend of Central American tobaccos.
The club’s second‑year USL campaign features two multilingual players who blend personal heritage with community outreach, inviting fans to a Saturday match and a concurrent cultural festival.
Soccer Without Borders blends sport, mentorship and mental‑health support to help immigrant and refugee youth thrive in the Bay Area.
The FIFA World Cup is more than a sporting spectacle; it is a stage where war, murder, and euphoria intertwine, shaping histories and emotions worldwide.
The 2026 World Cup will be the largest ever, with 48 teams, 104 matches and a record number of players, marking a historic shift in football’s premier event.
A packed schedule of exhibition games on June 6 and beyond offers a preview of the teams, venues and storylines that will define the first World Cup co‑hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico.
The only Haitian‑based member of the national soccer squad, Woodensky Pierre, is waiting for a U.S. visa to join his teammates in Florida ahead of the tournament, while his team prepares for warm‑up matches and a historic opening clash against Scotland.
From May 26 through July 31, the fast-casual chain Pollo Campero is tying its iconic Guatemalan-born brand to the world's favorite sport with a series of soccer-inspired menu items, a plush-toy giveaway and a tournament-style coupon bracket, all part of a broader campaign that underscores the company's five-decade heritage and its commitment to social causes.
The lone Haitian player based at home battles visa delays while the team prepares for its second World Cup appearance, navigating stadium safety concerns and international training hubs.
Lionel Messi left Inter Miami's match against the Philadelphia Union in the 73rd minute due to injury, just weeks before the 2026 World Cup. Argentina must soon announce its roster and will face Honduras, Iceland and Algeria in upcoming friendlies.
Lionel Messi left Inter Miami’s match versus the Philadelphia Union with a hamstring injury, prompting careful monitoring as Argentina gears up for its opening World Cup game against Algeria on June 16, 2026.
The new soccer village at Inter Miami's stadium features photo booths, DJs and food trucks, aiming to raise funds for UNICEF initiatives in Argentina, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras and Mexico while inspiring attendees to pursue their dreams through the sport.
Fox Sports has announced its full studio analyst and anchoring team for the 2026 World Cup, featuring a global mix of former players and experienced broadcasters.