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FIFA's plan to sell a stake in a new commercial entity has drawn sharp opposition from UEFA and CONCACAF, political criticism from UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham, and mixed reactions from national leaders, with a September 19 deadline looming.
The 23‑year‑old American international has completed a move to the English Championship club, bringing a fresh perspective and a proven goal‑assist record.
Rob Dieperink, a 38‑year‑old Dutch referee, passed away shortly after being removed from the World Cup VAR list amid allegations that were later dismissed by police.
At the Big 12 Conference media days in Frisco, Texas, Kansas defensive tackle Blake Herold outlined his role as a vocal leader, the influx of new talent, and the team's versatile defensive scheme, while expressing excitement about a future overseas matchup.
Arsenal have confirmed the transfer of Leandro Trossard to Besiktas for up to £17 million, concluding a productive period for the Belgian international and setting the stage for potential new signings.
On July 14, 1966, Hall of Famer Jim Brown retired from the NFL while shooting 'The Dirty Dozen' in London, ending a brilliant career at its peak.
Founder Chris Gove of Percival Menswear fuses British soccer culture with contemporary style, while his partnership with American Crew underscores a shared ethos of grooming and self‑expression.
From Rattin's defiant stand in 1966 to Maradona's infamous 'Hand of God' and Beckham's red card in 1998, the England‑Argentina saga reads like a shared political narrative.
A 60‑year‑old fan recounts his memories of the 1966 World Cup final, the people he met, and the global collection he has amassed across six decades of football history
The semifinal clash between Argentina and England at the World Cup revives a rivalry marked by iconic goals, controversial moments, and a backdrop of historic geopolitical strife.
Former Charleston Battery executive Mike Kelleher travels worldwide to support England at the World Cup, turning down a European Championship spot to be with his family, and celebrating milestones in Atlanta while watching the team face Argentina.
From teenage romance in London to World Cup glory, Argentine goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez reflects on the toys that brought him luck, the family milestones he honors with his new shirt number, and the journey that led him to Arsenal.
The draw for the upcoming FIBA Europe Cup revealed a 48‑team field split into eight groups, with qualifiers scheduled in late September and the regular season slated to begin on October 7.
The author recounts the emotional highs and lows of following England at the World Cup, from a bustling pub near Trafalgar Square to a late‑night crowd in Mexico City, while remembering a dear friend who never missed a match
From the thrill of victory over Croatia to the bittersweet memory of a lost friend, the World Cup united fans across continents, weaving sport, camaraderie, and remembrance into a single narrative.
Mark Messier discusses his 26‑year NHL career, the lessons learned from Wayne Gretzky, and his philosophy of surrendering to the team as the highest form of leadership.
A look at the surge of fuchsia boots at the 2026 World Cup, the personalization work of Ryan Park in Edinburgh, and the broader implications for athlete autonomy.
International fans who came for the World Cup discovered a friendly, open America, from lively sports bars to bustling travel plazas, reshaping their views of the country.
From July 31 to August 5, the Horned Frogs will play two exhibition matches in Costa Rica, giving Coach Jamie Dixon a first look at a revamped lineup that blends returning All‑Big 12 talent with top newcomers.
A tour of the newest club jerseys that fuse environmental responsibility with artistic references, from baseball‑styled strips to tributes to historic anthems
The World Cup trophy that will be lifted at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey carries a past filled with wartime intrigue, canine rescue and a design that blends art with sport.
In December 2025, FIFA awarded Donald Trump its first Peace Prize, a move that ignited controversy and a complaint from the rights group FairSquare.
After back-to-back bowl appearances in 2022 and 2023, the Kansas Jayhawks slipped to 5-7 in each of the past two years. Head coach Lance Leipold acknowledges the need for improvement, especially on defense, while the team navigates early tests against Missouri and Arizona State and an unsettled quarterback race.
After a year‑and‑a‑half of negotiations, the German Football Federation announced that Per Mertesacker will take over the sporting director role, bringing his World Cup pedigree and extensive Arsenal tenure to the national setup.