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The 2026 World Cup will feature matches in 16 cities, broadcast on FOX, Telemundo and their digital partners, and will highlight performances by global artists such as Katy Perry, Madonna, Shakira and BTS.
Argentina will face Iceland in a friendly at Jordan‑Hare Stadium in Auburn as the team fine‑tunes ahead of the 2026 World Cup, with Lionel Messi’s fitness under scrutiny.
Panama's recent World Cup qualification has sparked a wave of national pride, blending sporting ambition with social cohesion.
The temporary entertainment district, anchored by a Rémy Martin VIP lounge and a Diplo headline set, showcases Houston’s culinary flair as the city prepares for the global soccer tournament.
The U.S. women's national team secured a 1‑0 win over Brazil in Fortaleza, ending a 29‑year winless streak with a dramatic, card‑filled performance.
The 2022 World Cup Final delivered a night of drama in Doha, pitting Lionel Messi against Kylian Mbappé in a clash that defined a generation.
Argentina’s 3-0 victory over Iceland in Alabama set a new state attendance record, featuring Lionel Messi’s 117th international goal.
Thousands of fans gathered in Irvine, California, to watch the U.S. men's national team train for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, highlighting the nation's growing soccer enthusiasm and the unique pressures of hosting the tournament.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will span three nations, with Seattle hosting six matches. Featuring 48 teams, the tournament introduces new challenges — from climate and travel to political unrest — while veteran analyst Leander Schaerlaeckens offers insight into the dynamics shaping the competition.
The United States will meet Brazil in a high‑stakes friendly in Fortaleza, seeking to avoid a series sweep while both squads fine‑tune ahead of the upcoming World Cup.
Despite a vibrant soccer culture and rising youth participation, Chicago will not host any matches of the 2026 World Cup after FIFA’s dome requirement proved financially untenable.
The Iranian soccer federation says FIFA has pulled ticket allocations for its World Cup games in the United States, citing political pressure. At the same time, visa disputes have blocked a Somali referee, an Iraqi photographer and a national striker, raising broader concerns about access for fans and staff.
Jayden Nelson has been called up to Canada’s World Cup squad to replace Marcelo Flores, who is out due to a torn anterior cruciate ligament.
Canada Soccer calls up Austin FC winger Jayden Nelson to fill the spot left by Marcelo Flores, who is sidelined with a torn ACL ahead of the World Cup.
The first World Cup co‑hosted by three nations will feature 104 matches, new tiebreakers and mandatory hydration breaks, while favorites and underdogs alike gear up for a historic competition.
World football’s governing body has withdrawn the limited allocation of seats reserved for Iranian supporters, citing U.S. travel constraints that have turned the tournament into a flashpoint of political tension.
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 United States has revoked ticket allocations for Iranian fans, forced the squad to train in Mexico, and blocked key officials, raising concerns about political interference in the tournament.
With the World Cup kicking off on June 11, fans can purchase authentic Mexico and USA jerseys from a handful of official retailers, though prices and stock levels vary widely.
As the 2026 World Cup approaches, co‑hosts grapple with geopolitical strains, soaring ticket costs and vibrant local hopes.
North America’s soccer fan base has grown 10.9% to over 136 million people in five years, with Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami debut and the upcoming 2026 World Cup fueling the momentum.
Sofia Vergara discusses how soccer unites Latino families and shapes cultural identity as the World Cup approaches.
The first joint hosting of the FIFA World Cup by three nations will feature 48 teams, a revised tournament format and a host of debutant narratives, all set against a backdrop of political and historical context.
Iran’s national soccer team touched down in Mexico after a turbulent buildup that blended sporting ambition with diplomatic challenges, while political ripples from the United States added further complexity.