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Omar Artan, Africa’s 2025 best male referee, was barred from entering the United States for the World Cup, only to be met with a jubilant homecoming that drew thousands, international criticism, and renewed calls for policy review.
Jorge Lopez, who founded Elite Sports Soccer in San Francisco’s Mission District in the 1990s, reflects on his path from Bogotá to the U.S., the brand deals that shaped his store, and his hopes for the 2026 World Cup.
The Taborda family confronts technical obstacles and soaring ticket prices to fulfill a multigenerational passion for Colombia's soccer at the 2026 World Cup.
FIFA has revoked the ticket allocation for Iranian supporters, citing escalating diplomatic pressures. The move follows a series of visa setbacks, a relocation of Iran's training camp to Tijuana, and public statements by FIFA president Gianni Infantino about fan access.
Argentina will host Honduras this Saturday at Kyle Field in College Station, Texas, in a friendly that showcases the world’s top‑ranked side against a Central American team that missed the 2026 World Cup. Featuring Lionel Messi and coach Lionel Scaloni, the clash promises a tactical showcase and a final chapter for the Argentine star.
Haiti will face Peru in a Miami warm‑up ahead of the 2026 World Cup, a milestone match after 52 years, while Peru struggles with recent form.
The Hurricanes will face Alabama in the ACC/SEC Challenge, confronting a schedule that also includes Florida, Texas and several other ranked opponents, as Coach Jai Lucas looks to sharpen his roster for national relevance.
From June 11 to July 19, 2026, the tournament will showcase a record 48‑team format, culminating in a final at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium, while every game streams live on the FOX One and FOX Sports apps.
A dispute over media rights has moved the much‑anticipated Duke‑Michigan men's basketball game from Madison Square Garden to loanDepot Park in Miami, keeping the Dec. 21 date but altering the venue and the stakes.
Brazil's five World Cup crowns have woven football into the nation's identity, and the upcoming 2026 tournament offers a chance to chase a historic sixth title amid new venues, evolving coaching strategies, and a unifying spirit that transcends politics.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport confirmed a 140,000 Swiss franc penalty on the Mexican federation, while anti‑discrimination monitors prepare for the global event.
Bruce Meyer, head of the players’ association, vows to fight MLB’s proposed salary cap, arguing it would cut player earnings and ignore key revenue sources.
The MLBPA, led by interim director Bruce Meyer, is pushing back against MLB’s proposed $245.3 million salary cap, arguing it would cut players' share of revenue and fail to deliver a true 50-50 split
The final in Budapest left Arsenal supporters reeling, while historic firsts and looming controversies shape the narrative ahead of the World Cup.
The International Football Association Board’s latest directive introduces red cards for mouth‑covering, stricter penalties for leaving the pitch and expanded VAR powers, all aimed at speeding up play and protecting players.
Max Verstappen wins a NASCAR sim challenge at Miami’s virtual Autodrome, while Connor Zilisch sets a benchmark time and Isack Hadjar struggles with the stock‑car handling.
Eleven U.S. cities hosting 2026 World Cup matches also spotlight championship‑winning high school soccer programs from across the country.
A Washington, D.C., judge has dismissed the indictment against Hernan Lopez, a former Fox executive, ending a high‑profile soccer corruption prosecution while highlighting the administration's focus on terrorism and national security.
The latest dynasty rookie mock draft highlights a deep class of talent, from Jeremiyah Love’s No. 1 spot to Makai Lemon’s upside, offering insight into how teams will build for the future.
Montevideo's daily life pauses for football, a tradition rooted in the 1930 World Cup and sustained by grassroots networks and community initiatives.
Colombia's coach Nestor Lorenzo has announced a 26‑man roster that includes James Rodriguez, sparking optimism among supporters who recall his 2014 breakthrough.
The indictment of Raúl Castro over a 1996 aircraft downing has reignited criticism of Barack Obama’s 2016 Havana visit and his policy of normalizing relations with Cuba.
Duke University has partnered with Amazon to host a high‑profile men’s basketball game against Michigan at Madison Square Garden on December 21, 2026. The deal has ignited a dispute with the Big Ten and Fox over broadcasting rights, prompted commentary from UCLA coach Mick Cronin, and received legal validation from a coalition of experts. Contingency plans to relocate the game to Dallas or Miami are also under discussion.
From June 11 to July 19, the Guggenheim will present Douglas Gordon and Philippe Parreno’s cinematic meditation on Zinédine Zidane, weaving together technical innovation, artistic reference, and the broader cultural moment of a dampened World Cup.