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A Washington, D.C., judge has dismissed the indictment against Hernan Lopez, a former Fox executive, ending a high‑profile soccer corruption prosecution while highlighting the administration's focus on terrorism and national security.
A federal judge in Brooklyn dismissed the indictment against Hernan Lopez, citing a shift in the administration’s prosecutorial priorities, while FIFA reaffirmed its anti‑corruption partnership with the U.S. Justice Department.
A federal judge cleared former Fox executive Hernan Lopez of charges tied to a soccer‑corruption scheme, citing the administration's focus on other threats. The move, backed by FIFA, underscores a strategic pivot in U.S. enforcement priorities.
A federal judge has dismissed charges against former Fox executive Hernán López and Argentine sports marketing firm Full Play Group, citing a change in Department of Justice priorities as the U.S. prepares to broadcast the upcoming World Cup.
Clark and Dan Hunt share memories of their father Lamar Hunt, the sports tycoon who helped found professional soccer in the United States, and discuss the significance of Arrowhead Stadium as the 2026 World Cup approaches.
Experts predict Spain as favorites, while Mexico is tipped to advance to the Round of 16, according to betting analyst Martin Green
The NWSL's latest season features a record 28 active mothers, reflecting expanded parental leave, childcare stipends, and a cultural shift that empowers players to balance family and elite competition.
John Skipper’s unlikely journey from a UK‑loving sports fan to the architect of ESPN’s multimillion‑dollar FIFA rights deal reshaped soccer’s profile in the United States.
From early European trips to the roar of Arrowhead Stadium, the Hunt family’s soccer legacy comes full circle as the 2026 World Cup lands in Kansas City and Dallas.
The United States men's national team unveiled a 26‑player roster for the 2026 World Cup, featuring breakout players such as Gio Reyna and Alejandro Zendejas while omitting several injured or underperforming names.
From a population smaller than a midsize city to a spot on football's biggest stage, Curaçao's journey blends underdog spirit with a unifying national pride.
The roster reveal was leaked three days early, revealing a mix of returning veterans and newcomers, while coach Mauricio Pochettino works against a short preparation window to rally the team.
From a modest expansion team to a regional soccer powerhouse, the Philadelphia Union’s growth reflects a broader surge in the sport’s popularity, driven by strategic investments, a passionate fan base, and ambitious youth development initiatives.
Scotland will open its 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign at Gillette Stadium, training in Charlotte and rallying fans in Providence, marking a landmark moment for the national team.
The United States unveiled a 26‑player roster for the 2026 World Cup, mixing seasoned veterans with emerging talent amid injury concerns and strategic choices.
The United States is set to reveal its squad for the first World Cup staged on home soil since 1994, a milestone that underscores the growth of soccer in North America.
A conversation between Zlatan Ibrahimović and Tom Brady reveals striking contrasts and surprising parallels between European soccer supporters and American sports fans, from lifelong club loyalty to player‑centric fandom.
The roster was revealed during a televised ceremony in New York, highlighting returning injured players, notable omissions, and the blend of experience and youthful talent heading into the group stage.
The United States will open its World Cup campaign on June 12 at SoFi Stadium against Paraguay, fielding a 26-player squad that mixes 13 returnees with 13 debutants.
A look at the heartbreak and relief felt by U.S. players as Mauricio Pochettino trims the World Cup roster, revealing a communication approach that prioritizes media over personal confrontation.
The United States has unveiled a 26‑player lineup for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, featuring eight MLS players and a record share of homegrown talent.
The United States has announced a 26‑player squad for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, featuring emerging talents and seasoned veterans, setting the stage for a historic campaign.
The United States will open its 2026 World Cup campaign against Paraguay in Inglewood on June 12, with the full squad revealed by Pochettino and a schedule that includes matches in Seattle and a slate of broadcast partners.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be co‑hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, and the American roster blends veteran leadership with emerging talent across a global club landscape.