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After 72 group‑stage matches, FIFA's five‑second and ten‑second timers have reshaped the tournament's tempo, reducing injuries and keeping the game flowing, with only minor breaches recorded.
Three Costa Rican footballers have been handed 15‑year suspensions for attempting to manipulate matches, a move that highlights the nation’s tightening grip on integrity and raises questions about possible FIFA repercussions.
Mexico, the only unbeaten team in the 48‑team FIFA World Cup, will meet Ecuador in a high‑stakes round of 32 clash in Mexico City, with a potential quarterfinal berth on the line.
After Iran's elimination from the 2026 World Cup, U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin publicly expressed joy, prompting visa cancellations for the Iranian team and a sharp rebuke from the Iranian Football Federation.
Fans from Ecuador and Mexico gathered in Mexico City for a high‑stakes World Cup match, sharing a festive environment that transcended recent diplomatic rows.
On June 15, as Iran faced New Zealand at Los Angeles Stadium, a large crowd of Iranian‑American activists gathered outside, demanding that Washington reject any deal that could revitalize the Tehran regime.
Kylian Mbappé broke a historic tie in knockout‑stage scoring, moving to 17 career World Cup goals while Lionel Messi remains atop the Golden Boot race.
New five‑second limits and a ten‑second substitution exit rule have reduced stoppages, lowered injuries and been applied consistently, according to Collina.
The United States men's national team, fresh from a strong opening in the World Cup, faces Bosnia with a potential penalty shootout looming. Christian Pulisic and defender Chris Richards express confidence in the squad's mindset and readiness for the decisive test.
Morocco's advancement to the knockout stage and penalty victory over the Netherlands underscore a transformative era for African football, driven by strategic investments and regional collaboration.
The Ecuadorian Football Federation has lodged a formal complaint with FIFA over alleged disturbances by Mexican supporters before their recent World Cup match, citing safety concerns and a delayed flight for the squad.
The South Korean national team arrived at Incheon Airport before sunrise, only to be met with angry fans after a disappointing group‑stage performance that triggered a coach's resignation and a presidential investigation.
The U.S. men's soccer team will face Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday night in the FIFA World Cup Round of 32. Fans can watch the match at Soccer Celebration presented by Michelob ULTRA at Union Yards, where special food promotions, jersey giveaways, and ticket perks await registered attendees.
Born in England to Norwegian parents, Erling Haaland elected to represent Norway early in his career, becoming the country's all‑time leading scorer and guiding them to the knockout stages of the 2026 World Cup.
After a tournament overshadowed by visa disputes and diplomatic tension, Iran’s squad departed Mexico, reflecting on narrow misses, fan support and a call for peace.
A goalless draw turned into a dramatic encounter featuring goals, a saved penalty, and a disallowed late header, while LGBTQIA+ supporters made their presence felt despite official objections.
An examination of the 20 largest soccer crowds ever recorded in Houston reveals a pattern of international showdowns, fierce rivalries and unforgettable moments that have shaped the region’s football culture.
Live updates and analyses from the second day of the 2026 World Cup’s round of 32 highlight standout performances, surprising lineups, and the growing cultural impact of the tournament across North America.
From Hermès Birkin rarities to Louis Vuitton Keepalls, Erling Haaland’s off‑field style is as meticulously curated as his on‑field performances.
Cape Verde's unexpected run to the Round of 32 has been overshadowed by allegations against their captain, Ryan Mendes, who is under investigation for an alleged rape involving a FIFA‑mandated support worker after a match in New Zealand.
Two tightly contested World Cup matches were decided by penalty shootouts after 1‑1 draws, highlighting the tournament’s evolving rules and historic precedents.
After three seasons battling relegation, Los Angeles FC has sold its majority share in Grasshopper Club Zürich to Bridge Football Group, signaling a new chapter for the historic Swiss side.
After three seasons battling relegation, the ownership group behind Los Angeles FC has sold its majority stake in Grasshopper Club Zürich to Bridge Football Group, a firm that manages teams in Italy and the Netherlands.
High costs keep many families from playing soccer, but grassroots efforts and philanthropic investments are opening new pathways for youth across the nation.