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From the 1999 championship to her current role as a club owner, Mia Hamm shares insights on the upcoming World Cup, key players, and the nations she believes will contend for the title.
With the group stage winding down, the United States has secured top spot while Turkey has been knocked out without scoring. The final match at SoFi Stadium will feature player rotations, a returning Pulisic, and a referee from Algeria.
FIFA’s crackdown on non‑official sponsors inadvertently amplifies their reach, turning bans into viral marketing opportunities.
With a population of 220 million and matches slated for eight cities, Brazil's infrastructure and passion for football position it as the ideal host for a World Cup that promises cultural change and growth for women's soccer.
Waffle House, the iconic Atlanta‑based restaurant chain, has opened a limited‑time pop‑up store in downtown Atlanta to sell soccer‑inspired merchandise during the FIFA World Cup. The initiative features jerseys, soccer balls and other collectibles, and is timed with the FIFA Fan Fest schedule. Atlanta native Jack Wallace, now living in Spokane, Washington, visited the shop, bought a Hawaiian Waffle House shirt and shared his love for the brand as a Southern staple. The same merchandise is also available on the company’s website.
More than 65,000 supporters gathered at Miami Gardens for the Round of 32 clash, where Brazil and Morocco secured victories while fans forged new friendships.
Despite its tiny population, Curaçao’s qualification for the World Cup has drawn massive support in Philadelphia, where fans gather to celebrate a historic match against Ivory Coast.
A summary of Mexico's decisive win, the emergence of young talent, and the controversy surrounding fan behavior.
During Mexico’s final group‑stage match at the 2026 World Cup, supporters directed a homophobic slur at Czech goalkeeper Matej Kovar, a chant that has drawn fines and sparked repeated criticism.
Families and fans enjoyed a festive evening of food, football and fellowship under the stars, highlighting the growing popularity of the sport in the region.
The 2026 World Cup’s temporary pitches have performed so well that organizers are exploring permanent natural surfaces for NFL and MLS venues
Soccer fans from across the globe have descended on metro Atlanta as the city hosts a slice of the World Cup, turning the region into a vibrant cultural crossroads where European traditions meet Southern hospitality.
Brazil’s national team begins its 2026 World Cup knockout stage in Houston, a match that highlights the tournament’s expanding footprint and the high cost of attending live games.
Switzerland’s 2-1 victory over Canada in Vancouver keeps the Swiss in the tournament and sends the Canadians north to Los Angeles.
In a moving ceremony at a World Cup match in Atlanta, a group of youthful athletes carried the flags of Haiti and Morocco onto the pitch, marking the Haitian team's first appearance in the tournament in over five decades and sparking pride across the community.
Caitlin Clark’s recent outfit choice and stellar performance have amplified excitement around the Fever’s rising momentum.
Soccer fans from around the world are immersing themselves in metro Atlanta’s culture during the World Cup, encountering memorable moments and cultural differences that shape their impressions of the United States.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, though not hosted in Las Vegas, is inspiring local families, motivating young players, and reshaping youth soccer engagement across the region.
A five‑match suspension handed down by FIFA follows a tackle that fractured Ismael Kone's leg, prompting a hospital visit from Assim Madibo and Qatar's sports minister.
The United States Men’s National Team is on the brink of a knockout‑stage showdown with Bosnia and Herzegovina after a dominant group‑stage performance.
An examination of soccer's fluid interpretations, from Maradona's infamous goals to the nuances of added time and substitutions, that shape its global appeal.
The United States Men's National Team is almost certain to face Bosnia and Herzegovina in the round of 32, a match scheduled for July 1 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.
A five‑match ban for Madibo follows a brutal tackle that fractured Kone’s leg, while both teams prepare for decisive fixtures.
Fans from abroad are grappling with a U.S.-style clear‑bag policy that adds cost and surprise to their World Cup experience.