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The Holocaust Museum LA is set to open a new exhibition titled “The Beautiful Game… The Untold Story,” a timely tribute that arrives alongside the world’s most watched football tournament. The show seeks to shine a light on the Jewish coaches and players whose tactical innovations helped shape modern soccer, a narrative that has long been overlooked.
Arsenal and Liverpool eye Bouaddi; City chase Branthwaite; Van Hecke ponders future; Roma bids for Greenwood; United close on Ederson amid Amorim speculation.
A vibrant gathering in São Paulo’s housing occupation showcases how the 2026 World Cup is fostering community spirit across the globe.
The new exhibition at the Holocaust Museum LA shines a light on the Jewish coaches and players whose tactical innovations and resilience helped shape modern soccer, from Béla Guttmann’s 4‑2‑4 revolution to the broader legacy of European Jewish pioneers.
A look at the Jewish coaches and pioneers whose strategies, resilience, and creativity reshaped the beautiful game, now on display at the Holocaust Museum LA.
From ticket affordability to alleged human‑rights risk assessments, a growing movement in Los Angeles and beyond warns that the 2026 World Cup will deepen displacement and inequality.
Airline pilot Daniel Oordt, known as the "Oranje Suit Man," has turned his devotion to the Dutch national soccer team into a worldwide phenomenon, attending every match since 2015 while wearing a meticulously crafted orange outfit.
The United States will meet Brazil in a high‑stakes friendly in Fortaleza, seeking to avoid a series sweep while both squads fine‑tune ahead of the upcoming World Cup.
From Los Angeles to São Paulo, activists are confronting the social and political fallout of mega‑sporting events, demanding accountability for housing insecurity, policing expansion and opaque corporate partnerships.
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup set to unfold across North America, a curated selection of books offers insight into the sport's many layers, from tactical nuance to personal memory.
The U.S. women’s national team fell 2‑1 to Brazil in front of a sold‑out crowd, with Sophia Wilson’s first post‑motherhood goal and Dudinha’s versatile display providing key takeaways.
The first joint hosting of the World Cup by the United States, Canada and Mexico brings 48 teams, 104 matches and a wave of excitement that could redefine the tournament's legacy.
Since opening in 2003, Lincoln Financial Field has hosted historic soccer fixtures, from Manchester United versus FC Barcelona to U.S. Women’s National Team triumphs, and will now stage World Cup games under a temporary rebrand.
The author reflects on the allure of staging college football games in Brazil, the confusion over team selections, and the need for stronger partnerships to make such ventures sustainable.
Former F1 star Kevin Magnussen will step into the NASCAR Cup Series for the first time, driving for Trackhouse Racing’s PROJECT91 program in a 3.4‑mile street circuit at San Diego’s Naval Base Coronado on June 21.
Trackhouse Racing and Qualcomm Technologies team up to debut Danish former Formula 1 driver Kevin Magnussen in NASCAR’s inaugural San Diego event, leveraging AI and the PROJECT91 platform.
With the NWSL entering a month‑long hiatus for the men's World Cup, teams jostle for playoff positioning, while the USWNT prepares for high‑profile friendlies in Brazil. Meanwhile, the USL Super League crowns a champion and questions linger about the future of emerging leagues.
Former Duke University star Kat Rader has been named to the United States Under‑23 Women’s National Team training camp in São Paulo, where she will face league‑leading SC Corinthians Paulista in a pair of matches as part of the road to the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Elon University's women's basketball program reveals a reshaped coaching staff for the upcoming season, highlighting the return of alumna Shay Burnett and the elevation of Shelbie Davenport.