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The expanded 2026 World Cup brings 48 teams, heightened expectations for the U.S. host, and a mix of contending nations eyeing glory amid political and logistical challenges.
A 160% jump in dollar value of soccer‑related toys this year signals a new era for licensed merchandise, as brands from Zuru to LEGO capitalize on the upcoming 2026 World Cup.
Former UNCW men's soccer standouts Hjalmar Ekdal and Austin MacPhee are set to appear at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Ekdal defending for Sweden and MacPhee contributing to Portugal's coaching staff.
More than 160 girls in Salinas joined the first Banderas United flag football camp, a collaborative effort that showcases the rapid rise of the sport and its promise as an Olympic event by 2028.
The 2026 World Cup will be co‑hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada, with exclusive streaming deals, interactive broadcasts and cross‑platform partnerships redefining how billions watch the game.
Germany’s national team has turned to a dedicated groundskeeper and FIFA’s mandatory hydration breaks to manage soaring temperatures ahead of its first World Cup match.
Visa has named SCORE its U.S. nonprofit partner for the Tap In to Impact initiative, earmarking $200,000 to expand free mentoring and education for entrepreneurs in communities hosting major soccer tournaments.
Ahead of the Barcelona‑Catalunya Grand Prix, Racing Bulls revealed a striking livery that blends motorsport with soccer culture, tying the team’s visual identity to the tournament’s host nations.
The upcoming soccer World Cup promises to reshape sports betting dynamics, spotlighting non‑U.S. operators poised for growth.
A founding member of the official England LGBT+ supporters’ group says rising hostility and legal rollbacks in the United States make the 2026 World Cup a dangerous prospect for queer fans.
The 2026 World Cup will be staged in the United States, Mexico and Canada, with Fox leading English-language coverage across Fox, FS1 and Telemundo. Fans can tune in via cable, digital antennas, or a range of streaming platforms, while international viewers can use VPNs to access the broadcast from abroad.
An Athletic project gathers 200 key World Cup players, using data visualizations and concise profiles to showcase their roles and impact across the United States, Mexico and Canada.
Despite a deep love for soccer, several dedicated fans explain why they are skipping the 2026 World Cup, citing soaring ticket costs, convoluted ticket phases and a tense domestic political atmosphere.
During a pre‑World Cup friendly in Hungary, a fire‑engulfed spidercam crashed onto the pitch, missing a cameraman by inches. The match resumed and Hungary secured a 3‑1 victory, while the 2026 tournament looms.
After reaching the 2022 semifinals and securing a historic victory over Spain and Portugal, Morocco’s national team enters the 2026 tournament with a blend of experience and youthful talent, hoping to translate early promise into deeper progress.
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup prepares to open on June 11, experts from major outlets share their views on likely champions, opening match results and the storylines that could shape the tournament.
Veteran soccer journalist Michael Lewis reflects on four decades of covering the world’s biggest stage, sharing anecdotes about Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’, Donovan’s decisive goal and the looming challenges of an expanded 2026 World Cup.
Betting analyst Martin Green breaks down the 2026 FIFA World Cup odds, highlighting Mexico’s chances, home‑field advantage and a surprising long‑shot contender.
The United States will host the 2026 FIFA World Cup amid soaring ticket prices, a lack of price caps and unchecked resale markets that threaten to keep the tournament out of reach for working‑class supporters and young players.
The upcoming year will see market fragmentation that fuels innovation, giving gamers unprecedented choice and quality across soccer titles.
Despite repeated sanctions, Mexican supporters continue to chant the homophobic slur 'puto' during international matches, prompting FIFA action and a broader debate about inclusion in football.
An exploration of how 26 members of the U.S. men's national team forged distinct developmental routes, blending domestic programs with overseas experiences to earn World Cup selection.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will bring together 48 teams across North America, sparking worldwide excitement and highlighting the unifying power of the beautiful game.
The inaugural games of the 2026 World Cup will be played across the United States, Mexico and Canada, featuring 48 national sides, a new broadcast landscape and a halftime show headlined by Shakira, Madonna and BTS.