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The Dutch national team settled for a two‑all stalemate against Japan, while Sweden cruised to a five‑one win over Tunisia. With the group standings tightening, the Netherlands must avoid a slip‑up in their next encounter.
Pakistan's national hockey side confronts visa obstacles that could sideline key players for the upcoming FIH Pro League fixtures in England
The Athletic’s daily World Cup predictions blend expert insight with a playful competition, recapping Matchday 9’s key results and previewing the decisive fixtures of Matchday 10.
Senior football writer Stuart James reflects on how World Cup moments forge lasting emotional memories that echo through generations.
The tournament spotlights how historic access issues are giving way to a new era of inclusion, as Black players, media and fans claim a central role on soccer’s biggest stage.
The upcoming Carolina Basketball School under Coach Bill Robinson offers fans an early glimpse of Michael Malone's first squad, while summer camps at Montross Camp promise a unique atmosphere. Notable prospects include Caleb Wilson, a potential top NBA Draft pick, and Cade Bennerman, a 7‑foot red‑shirt freshman center. International scout Ersin Demir shares insights on UNC's global recruits.
The opening phase of the 2026 World Cup saw underdog nations score historic milestones while traditional powers delivered dominant displays, setting the stage for a knockout round full of intrigue.
Dave Portnoy’s critique of a viral American chant highlights the contrast between U.S. and Dutch fan traditions, igniting discussion about the future of American soccer supporter culture.
The 2026 World Cup is already delivering a high‑scoring rhythm, with teams showcasing unprecedented speed, height and technical flair.
A look at the diverse backgrounds and personalities shaping the U.S. men's national team ahead of the World Cup.
A dominant 4-1 win over Paraguay highlighted the U.S. men’s national team’s rise under new coach Mauricio Pochettino, setting the stage for a decisive match against Australia that could seal first place in Group D.
The docuseries 'Game and Glory' explores how soccer shapes national pride and unites generations in Spain, Serbia, Italy, and the Netherlands ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Bayern Munich is close to sealing deals for Ismael Saibari and Nathaniel Brown, but to finance the reinforcements the club must offload at least four first‑team members, targeting €50‑60 million and navigating a subdued transfer market.
The opening matches of the 2026 World Cup have delivered unexpected tactical shifts, from England’s dominant second‑half surge to Portugal’s looming roster questions, painting a picture of competition that is as unpredictable as it is enthralling
The series travels to four football‑obsessed nations, revealing how culture, history and emotion shape the world’s most watched sport.
The upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup will be more than a tournament; it will be a cultural showcase that unites generations through the diverse expressions of soccer around the globe.
The upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup is more than a tournament; it is a personal ritual for billions. 'Game and Glory' explores how Spain, Serbia, Italy, and the Netherlands each turn soccer into a mirror of their cultural soul.
Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the docuseries Game and Glory delves into the cultural rituals, rivalries, and artistic expressions that define soccer in the world’s most passionate nations.
The upcoming docuseries 'Game and Glory' explores the art, pride, tradition and innovation that define soccer in four of the world’s most passionate footballing nations, just as the 2026 World Cup prepares to unite billions.
From Madrid to Belgrade, from Rome to Rotterdam, the series uncovers the rituals, rivalries and regional pride that make soccer more than a sport.
Baseball analyst Sara Sanchez observed a night where Scottish fans flooded Fenway Park, bars ran out of beer, and a fourfold sales jump for Sam Adams illustrated the power of inclusive marketing.
During Pride Month, Bo Kramer shares how wheelchair basketball transformed her self‑acceptance and calls for open conversations about diversity.
Mandatory three‑minute hydration breaks at the 2026 World Cup are being examined for both player safety and their unintended tactical impact on match outcomes.
From stadium upgrades to a former Ballon d'Or coach, Uzbekistan is reshaping its football landscape as it prepares for a historic World Cup debut.