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A VAR‑induced red card on Swiss forward Breel Embolo sparked controversy and altered the dynamics of the Argentina‑Switzerland quarterfinal, allowing Argentina to score twice in extra time and secure a semifinal berth.
Switzerland's national team has reached the quarterfinals for the first time since 1954, defeating Colombia on penalties, while promising young players eye major moves ahead of the tournament.
Six World Cup matches turned Kansas City into a temporary world capital, uniting fans from dozens of nations and leaving a lasting imprint on the city’s identity.
During the quarterfinal against Switzerland, Argentina wore black armbands to commemorate the late Antonio Rattin, whose career left an indelible mark on football and Argentine public life.
Six matches, over 150 nations, and a lasting economic ripple have turned Kansas City into a microcosm of the world’s love for soccer.
Kansas City hosted six World Cup matches, welcoming fans from over 150 nations and showcasing its capacity to unite diverse cultures through sport.
From a quarter‑final showdown to spontaneous cultural festivals, Kansas City became a crossroads of nations, leaving a legacy that extends into business, investment and community spirit.
Switzerland's blend of veteran experience and emerging talent reaches the World Cup quarterfinals, but injury to Johan Manzambi casts a shadow as they prepare to face Argentina
Norway and England meet in a highly anticipated quarter‑final match, featuring Erling Haaland and Harry Kane as the tournament’s leading scorers. The game will be broadcast for free on ITV, SBS On Demand and CazéTV, while viewers abroad can use a VPN to access the streams.
A community basketball tournament in Harlem turned deadly when professional player Kinu Rochford was shot dead, leaving two others wounded and sparking calls for greater safety at street‑level events.
France, Norway, Spain and Switzerland have reached the semifinals, delivering high‑octane performances that blend tactical discipline with unprecedented velocity.
Major League Baseball’s draft begins amid proposals for an international draft, reduced rounds and new eligibility rules, while the sports world sees notable events in tennis, basketball, and football.
Investigative journalist Romain Molina announced a forthcoming exposé on a alleged ‘mafia’ within Argentine football, as U.S. authorities scrutinize the sport’s governing body for financial irregularities.
A look at the latest quarter‑final results, the key goals that defined them, and the forecasts that surround the next round of matches.
Swiss supporters in Kansas City are preparing for their team's World Cup match against Argentina with cultural displays that blend sport, music and heritage.
Following a penalty shoot‑out loss to Switzerland, Colombian midfielder Jaminton Campaz received death threats, prompting the federation to call for an inquiry and recall the tragic legacy of Andres Escobar
Quarterfinal matches across the United States showcase how unprecedented player speeds are influencing outcomes and tactical approaches.
An editorial exploration of how SEC teams echo the triumphs, styles and fan cultures of nations that have shaped international soccer.
As Atlanta hosts the last 2026 FIFA World Cup soccer game on July 15, fans from around the world share vibrant experiences, highlighting the city's cultural diversity and the tournament's economic impact.
A growing segment of American audiences is turning to Spanish‑language broadcasts for World Cup action, driven by commentary quality, commercial‑free hydration breaks and celebrity endorsement.
Limited edition jerseys worn by Team USA at the 2026 IIHF Men's World Championship will be auctioned starting Friday, July 10, with proceeds benefiting the USA Hockey Arena Campaign.
Lionel Messi, now 39, is redefining efficiency at the World Cup, blending rare stillness with decisive bursts that have yielded eight goals and an assist in just five matches.
English-speaking viewers in the United States are increasingly watching World Cup matches on Spanish-language broadcasts, attracted by immersive commentary and a lack of commercial breaks.
After scoring a decisive goal for Colombia in the 2026 World Cup, Jáminton Campaz was targeted with death threats, forcing him to flee his hometown of Tumaco. His story sheds light on the violent pressures faced by athletes in a nation where illegal gambling fuels danger.