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During a World Cup match against Ecuador, Mexico’s goalkeeper chant reignited debates over its meaning, historical roots, and the federation’s struggle to retire it without appearing to bow to international pressure.
NASCAR’s Cup Series returns to Chicagoland Speedway for the eero 400, featuring Spire Motorsports’ three‑car entry of Daniel Suárez, Michael McDowell and Carson Hocevar, each with distinct playoff aspirations.
Cody Gakpo scored a crucial goal while coping with the recent loss of his unborn child, earning a heartfelt standing ovation from fans.
A late penalty by Soufiane Rahimi and a series of defensive reshuffles cost the Dutch side a place in the Round of 16, sparking criticism of Coach Ronald Koeman and raising questions about his future.
The schedule for June 29 features three marquee matchups across the United States and Mexico, each broadcast live on FOX, Telemundo and Peacock.
A dramatic set of matches saw Paraguay defeat Germany on penalties, Morocco eliminate the Netherlands, and Brazil edge Japan with a stoppage‑time winner.
Morocco edged the Netherlands 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw, with Cody Gakpo and Issa Diop on the scoresheet, and will now face Canada in the round of 16 at NRG Stadium.
The mid‑week slate features three high‑stakes matches, each airing on FOX, Telemundo and Peacock, with kickoff times set for early afternoon, late afternoon and prime time.
Three pivotal matches will be played on June 29, featuring top national teams and available to U.S. viewers across multiple platforms.
The Dutch national team, fresh from topping Group F, will meet Morocco in the Round of 32 at Estadio Monterrey, with key players fit and ready for a decisive encounter.
Canada's captain returns from injury as both teams announce lineup changes for their World Cup Round of 32 match against South Africa.
Morocco and the Netherlands will clash in a World Cup last‑32 match that intertwines sport, diaspora, and politics, with several Dutch‑born players now wearing the Moroccan shirt.
After a harrowing hamstring setback, Thapelo Maseko returned to the world stage with a crucial strike that sent South Africa into the knockout rounds for the first time, a moment that reshaped his career and inspired his teammates.
The group stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup concludes on June 24 with high‑stakes games that will determine which teams advance, while broadcasters and VPN services prepare for global viewership.
The last day of group play at the 2026 men’s World Cup features six decisive matches, with broadcast details across U.S. networks and streaming platforms.
Japan’s midfield stalwart Ao Tanaka cautions teammates about Sweden’s striking threat, while reflecting on his own contributions and the team’s preparations for the decisive match.
From the streets of Los Angeles to the pitches of Vancouver, pink boots have become a visual statement at the 2026 World Cup, driven by major brands and embraced by stars such as Kylian Mbappé and Harry Kane.
The 2026 World Cup has turned into a runway for bold footwear, with pink boots emerging as the tournament’s most eye‑catching accessory. Players from top teams are lacing up bright hues that signal confidence and a new visual identity.
The Asian side and the African side will meet at Monterrey Stadium on Saturday, marking a thousand World Cup matches. Both teams arrive after contrasting opening results, while the tournament features a record number of entrants and a new direct berth for Oceania.
When Japan and Tunisia take the field at Monterrey Stadium, they will mark the 1,000th World Cup game, a testament to the competition’s evolution and the ambitions of emerging football nations.
A historic milestone will unfold this Saturday as Japan and Tunisia meet at Monterrey Stadium for what will be the 1,000th match of the FIFA World Cup, a testament to the tournament’s enduring global appeal.
After a 5‑1 win over Tunisia, Sweden's national team faces the Netherlands in a highly anticipated match, but severe weather warnings and city contingency plans cast a shadow over the celebrations.
Takefusa Kubo was forced out of Japan's opening World Cup game against the Netherlands with a left knee injury, leaving the squad without one of its key attackers as they prepare for their next opponent.
Hundreds of soccer fans have flocked to Houston for the FIFA Fan Festival, traveling from Mexico and beyond to witness Cristiano Ronaldo’s anticipated final World Cup appearance.