Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning DoorDash across Soccer, Football.
Nike has committed to a multi‑year name, image and likeness agreement with Oregon quarterback Dante Moore, securing one of the most valuable college athletes as the landscape of collegiate compensation continues to evolve.
The first ever halftime entertainment segment at a World Cup final featured a 27‑minute lineup of global artists, but its disjointed nature and commercial overtones sparked backlash.
When DoorDash mistakenly wished rapper T‑Pain success at the 2026 World Cup, confusing him with little‑known soccer star Tim Payne, the mishap sparked a clever campaign that turned a slip‑up into a celebration of both music and the beautiful game.
A social‑media slip‑up had DoorDash’s X account tagging T‑Pain instead of New Zealand soccer player Tim Payne, prompting a witty response, an apology and a wave of viral attention.
Alex Morgan shares advice for USMNT captain Christian Pulisic on handling pressure, staying present, and maintaining authenticity ahead of the 2026 World Cup, while also discussing her DoorDash partnership and tournament plans.
Pepsi’s new global marketing push blends celebrity endorsements, custom packaging and a DoorDash partnership to turn snack moments into a shared soccer experience.