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From December 8‑13, 2026, Mexico will host the inaugural Latin American World Para Ice Hockey Championships, featuring five teams and highlighting the country’s rapid growth in the sport.
Former NBA G League player Dink Pate has signed with Providence College, but his path to NCAA eligibility is uncertain, prompting legal challenges and support from his new coaching staff.
The 2026 Sunday Night Football schedule features a Sept. 13 Cowboys-Giants opener, multiple Mexico City games, and live streaming on Peacock.
A leather ball that witnessed Diego Maradona's infamous 'Hand of God' goal was auctioned for $3.35 million, a price below estimates but still a record for sports memorabilia.
Mexican top‑flight soccer will no longer operate under the traditional system of promotion and relegation. After years of debate, league president Francisco Iturbe and Mexico Football Federation president Ivar Sisniega announced a permanent shift to a franchise‑driven model that aims to bring financial stability and modern infrastructure to the sport.
Mexico’s inaugural blind women’s football squad, Chilangas FC, is set to compete in the Women’s Blind Football American Championship in Brazil, confronting funding shortages, societal expectations and personal adversity while aiming to inspire future generations.
NASCAR is preparing to bring its distinctive brand of racing to Europe, building on the success of its Europe Series at Brands Hatch and drawing inspiration from Formula One’s global strategy.
The Bud Werner Memorial Library is offering free access to ‘Copa 71,’ a film that revives the 1971 Women’s Soccer World Cup, a competition that attracted massive crowds in Mexico City but was largely ignored by football’s governing bodies.
Mexico finished unbeaten, claimed a 2‑0 victory, and earned Olympic and World Cup spots thanks to a double header by Alfaro and a decisive VAR decision.
A 2‑0 win, headed goals by Alfaro and a red card for U.S. captain Chris Applewhite defined the championship match, sealing an unbeaten run and a pathway to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
Mexico finished the CONCACAF U-20 Championship unbeaten, defeating the United States 2-0 in a final marked by a red card and goals from Alfaro.
Gilberto Mora’s debut for Tijuana Xolos at Snapdragon Stadium showcased his World Cup experience, family background, and the $30 million transfer clause that could launch him into European football.
Mexico’s U-20 side finished unbeaten in the final, with Alfaro heading both goals and the United States reduced to ten men after Chris Applewhite’s dismissal, guaranteeing a spot at the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
Mexico’s unbeaten run in the final saw two early headers from forward Cristóbal Alfaro, a sending off for U.S. captain Chris Applewhite, and a clean sheet that secured Olympic and World Cup berths.
The Arlington Museum of Art opened a soccer-themed exhibit during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but ticket sales dropped 90% and visitor numbers fell dramatically, prompting museum leaders to reconsider future cultural attractions tied to the tournament.
The Mexican squad will play three international fixtures on American soil this autumn, offering fans a chance to see the team outside of Mexico. Ticket sales have opened with a variety of seating options across the venues.
The NASCAR Euro Series offers drivers a unique ladder to compete across multiple NASCAR levels worldwide, fostering international connections and career growth.
After years of negotiations and public disputes, the University of Notre Dame and the University of Southern California have agreed to resume their football series, with the first game set for August 31, 2030, in Los Angeles.
NASCAR teams depend on massive haulers to transport cars, engines and crew across 38 races, with international events like Mexico City requiring unprecedented logistical coordination and cost‑saving precision.
NASCAR teams rely on 53‑foot haulers to transport cars, engines and thousands of parts across 38 races, with international events like the 2025 Mexico City weekend turning routine packing into a complex, high‑stakes shipping operation.
Iliana Santillán reflects on how the World Cup in Mexico rekindled her connection to heritage, family, and community, while also highlighting the country’s vibrant culture and the shared pride that transcended borders.
FIFA's ambition to spin off a $20 billion subsidiary to manage the World Cup highlights the evolving power balance within world soccer, with UEFA's financial clout shaping the sport's future.
Mexico City’s Estadio Banorte, known globally as Estadio Azteca, has made history by hosting three FIFA World Cup opening matches after a massive renovation, and is now set to welcome NFL and Elton John.
A look at the circulating speculation about next year's NASCAR calendar, from possible street‑race revivals to tracks that may be left off the lineup.