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NASCAR continues its tradition of adding fresh or returning races each season, with the San Diego Street Circuit and Chicagoland Speedway recently back on the calendar, while CEO Steve O'Donnell hints at future expansions into the Pacific Northwest, Canada and Europe.
Spain and Argentina emerged from the semifinals, securing spots in the final scheduled for Sunday at MetLife Stadium, while France and England contest the third‑place match.
The tournament’s soaring ratings, sold‑out stadiums and vibrant fan cultures have turned soccer from an outsider into a mainstream pillar of U.S. sports.
Argentina struck twice in the closing stages to edge England 2‑1 in a semi‑final that tested resilience, sparked criticism, and set up a clash with France for third place.
England's World Cup campaign ends in a 2-1 semi-final loss to Argentina, with tactical questions surrounding Thomas Tuchel's approach and a third-place match against France on the horizon.
England's campaign was built on flashes of brilliance from Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham, but Thomas Tuchel's criticism and a semi‑final collapse have sparked debate over the team's ability to win major tournaments.
Despite high hopes, the tournament co‑hosted by Mexico, Canada and the United States failed to deliver a significant boost to the nation’s economy
The tournament’s limited fiscal impact underscores a broader trend: Mexico’s economy is driven more by trade stability than by large‑scale events.
NASCAR’s leadership is shifting from discussion to concrete strategy, targeting new markets abroad while reinforcing its domestic roots.
A personal journey through Sacramento’s vibrant soccer scene, sparked by the FIFA World Cup, led to new friendships, a first game, and a lasting passion for the sport.
From photoshopped tributes to critiques of refereeing, a wave of sentiment across Latin America is turning the World Cup final into a contest of regional identity.
Nearly 63 million viewers tuned in for the Spain‑Argentina final, a record for Spanish‑language soccer broadcasts, sparking debate over the sport’s rising influence in the United States.
After six World Cups and a trophy‑laden journey from Club América to Standard Liège, veteran keeper Guillermo Ochoa has retired, closing a chapter that defined Mexican football.
Mexican soccer is at a crossroads as Liga MX considers permanent separation from the second tier, while owners like Arturo Lomeli fight to restore promotion and relegation.
The upcoming semi‑final between England and Argentina promises more than a tactical battle; it revives a decades‑long narrative of triumph, controversy and national pride.
Thomas Tuchel expressed dissatisfaction with England's performance after a 2-1 win over Norway, attributing the result to fortune rather than quality, while Jude Bellingham's late double placed him level with Harry Kane in the tournament's scoring race.
Jayden Adams, a promising South African midfielder who featured in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, was found dead in Cape Town. Minister Gayton McKenzie and football officials are paying tribute.
The United States' blind football team, led by coach Jorge Polanco and featuring athletes such as Alvaro Mora Arellano, is gearing up for its Paralympic debut at the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
After scoring a decisive goal for Colombia in the 2026 World Cup, Jáminton Campaz was targeted with death threats, forcing him to flee his hometown of Tumaco. His story sheds light on the violent pressures faced by athletes in a nation where illegal gambling fuels danger.
A young Briton’s savings, a cross‑continental trek, and a crypto casino’s promise converge in a story of family, football and unexpected redemption.
Eight teams remain in the quarterfinal round, with France as the odds‑on favorite, Spain and Argentina close behind, while Norway’s unexpected advance brings a new storyline. Key players such as Kylian Mbappé, Lionel Messi and Erling Haaland are shaping the tournament’s narrative.
A historic broadcast attracted over 44 million U.S. viewers, highlighting the growing appetite for international soccer and setting the stage for future high‑stakes matches.
Egypt's national team lodged a formal protest with FIFA after a VAR decision nullified a goal in a World Cup match against Argentina, sparking accusations of injustice and renewed calls for higher officiating standards.
An exploration of how American soccer fans are forging unique traditions, navigating political undercurrents, and preparing for the 2026 World Cup.