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The United States watches the World Cup with growing enthusiasm, driven by stellar performances and a personal tale of subway savings. A recent Scotland versus Morocco clash adds drama, highlighted by disputed calls that could influence both teams’ paths.
The 2026 tournament is on track to finish with 109 goals from an expected‑goals tally of 90, a 19‑goal overperformance that has sparked debate about finishing quality, goalkeeping, and the new match ball.
Spain's coach Luis de la Fuente is set to reshuffle the attack, with Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams in contention, as the team faces Saudi Arabia at Mercedes‑Benz Stadium in Atlanta on 21 June 2026.
The Netherlands need a win while Sweden can settle for a draw in a crucial Group F encounter. Here’s where to watch the game for free around the world, the key players to watch and the latest team news.
A journalist recounts discovering soccer through family stories, global icons, and the sport's growing footprint in the United States.
Scottish supporters in Boston have begun to crown public monuments with traffic cones, reviving a Glasgow ritual that dates back to the 1980s and weaving it into the city’s cultural fabric.
Liverpool are on the brink of snapping up Victor Munoz for €40 million, a move that would mark the first signing under new head coach Andoni Iraola.
A look at how classical compositions have shaped football broadcasting, stadium chants, and global anthems, from 19th‑century Wolverhampton to today’s worldwide stadium sing‑alongs.
Iraq's recent performances, full squad availability and key player line‑ups set the stage for a decisive Group I encounter with Norway, broadcast live in the UK on BBC One.
The World Cup’s hydration breaks have become a flashpoint for broadcasters, coaches, and fans alike, offering a brief tactical window for insiders while sparking frustration over commercial overruns.
A video from the official FIFA X account captured Japanese supporters tidying the stadium after their team's match, illustrating a cultural practice that blends respect for opponents with a commitment to planetary care.
After their team’s clash with the Netherlands, Japanese supporters swept the stands at Texas Stadium, turning a simple act into a global talking point.
The new BBC app transforms live football data into an explorable 3D experience, letting fans switch perspectives and track players in real time.
A veteran analyst reflects on Scotland’s surprise victory, the demanding schedule of commentary, and the cultural encounters that defined his World Cup coverage.
An inside look at Scotland’s advancement, the author’s hectic schedule, and the cultural intersections of the tournament.
Goalkeepers Jordan Henderson and James Trafford joined a BBC reporter for a light‑hearted darts session inside a newly installed media center, underscoring the city's preparation for the upcoming tournament.
Ahead of their first World Cup group match, Ivory Coast will meet Ecuador at Philadelphia Stadium on Monday, with kickoff set for midnight BST and live coverage on BBC One.
Over a thousand seats remained unsold for Canada’s opening match, highlighting the stark contrast between ticket costs and fan accessibility.
The author’s trek from Scotland to the United States for the World Cup reveals a vibrant fan culture, the unpredictable nature of the competition, and a lively Boston gathering that blends sport, celebrity and politics.
Newcastle United are reportedly in advanced talks to bring Victor Munoz from Osasuna to the Premier League, a move that could reshape their attacking options ahead of the upcoming season.
Soccer commentary has transformed from mere play-by-play into a narrative art that captures emotion, history, and cultural identity, turning each match into a shared memory.
The Athletic’s daily World Cup predictions combine analytical depth with a light‑hearted contest that pits experts, subscribers, a six‑year‑old, a dog and an algorithm against each other, while recapping Matchday 1 highlights and previewing the next round of fixtures.
From bustling fan zones to high‑priced tickets, the upcoming 2026 World Cup is shaping up as a test of both sporting passion and practical challenges across the United States, Canada and Mexico.
The inquiry into David Sullivan’s conduct reveals a pattern of abuse targeting young women seeking modeling work, prompting the club’s leadership to step down and raising questions about governance in English football.