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The recent World Cup introduced mandatory hydration breaks that have already generated hundreds of millions in ad revenue for U.S. networks and are prompting European leagues to consider similar measures.
Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni dismisses the hype surrounding the upcoming World Cup semifinal against England, yet the historical weight of past encounters — from Maradona's iconic goals to the Falklands conflict — adds a palpable tension to the match.
The 2026 World Cup semifinals will see France face Spain in Dallas and Argentina meet England in Atlanta, setting up a potential final showdown at MetLife Stadium.
A look at how the 2026 World Cup contenders are being likened to iconic college football programs, highlighting historic parallels and future implications.
The campaign blends soccer outreach with a cultural soundtrack, debuting during FOX's FIFA World Cup coverage and expanding across Apple TV and other platforms.
France and Spain meet in Arlington, Texas, in a semifinal that marks the first time since 1990 that all four remaining teams are former World Cup champions. The match will feature star players like Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal, and the winner will advance to the final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
A rare piece of football history is set to cross the auction block this summer, as Heritage Auctions prepares to sell the Adidas Azteca ball that Diego Maradona wielded during the 1986 World Cup quarterfinal against England.
An exploration of high‑profile concussion cases, the development of FIFA’s medical protocols, and the ongoing challenges in protecting players on the pitch.
A post‑tournament poll shows how the 2026 World Cup reshaped American attitudes toward soccer, from new viewers to merchandise trends and international travel plans.
Over 100,000 fans gathered in Oslo to celebrate Norway's squad after a heartbreaking loss to England, enjoying a parade, a royal audience and a series of spontaneous moments that underscored the team's impact.
The VAR review that led to Breel Embolo’s sending off in the Switzerland‑Argentina quarter‑final has prompted a clarification from football’s law‑making body, raising questions about future officiating standards.
A second‑degree ankle sprain suffered in Mexico's World Cup quarterfinal against England keeps Santiago Giménez out of AC Milan's tour, forcing him to focus on recovery under the club's medical staff.
France and Spain will meet on July 14 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, in a highly anticipated semifinal where each side remains unbeaten and aims to reach the final.
With only four of the 16 venues built for soccer and many relying on temporary grass, the quality of playing surfaces has become a central storyline.
France's recent near‑miss in 2022 and a storied past of two titles set the stage for a 2026 campaign that could rewrite the nation's World Cup narrative.
A tour of elite hotels worldwide reveals how luxury hospitality intertwines with iconic football venues, historic scandals and cultural milestones.
A look at the world’s most storied hotels that sit near major soccer venues, blending high‑end hospitality with the drama of international football.
After a breakout tournament with the United States men’s national team, striker Folarin Balogun has aligned with Klutch Sports, a move that underscores the agency’s expanding influence across soccer, marketing and entertainment.
Folarin Balogun's recent signing with Klutch Sports brings the agency's multi‑division approach to the forefront of international soccer representation.
While the matches in Foxborough were often low‑scoring and cautious, the energy of supporters from Scotland and Paraguay, surprising upsets, and standout performances made the event unforgettable.
Following the U.S. Men’s National Team’s disappointing World Cup exit, supporters are pressing for a radical shift in how American soccer is organized, urging the adoption of promotion and relegation and questioning the league’s closed franchise system.
The recent World Cup exit has reignited discussions about how religious change and structural problems are reshaping Brazil's soccer identity.
Argentina, the defending champions, aim for a fourth title while England seeks to end a 60‑year drought, with betting expert Martin Green forecasting an over‑2.5‑goal encounter.
Owner Jerry Jones yields his private box to FIFA for the World Cup semifinal, sparking a rare moment of humility for the high‑profile sports executive.