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The collaboration between U.S. Soccer and DC Comics brings together the U.S. Men's National Team and beloved DC characters in a limited‑edition comic and merchandise collection, offering fans a fresh narrative that reimagines the sport through a superhero lens.
Award‑winning writer‑director Phil Wall, alongside co‑writer Nick Sprague, unveils a documentary series that chronicles the evolution of men’s professional soccer in the United States, spotlighting key figures from the sport’s history.
Mauricio Pochettino, the head coach of the United States men’s national team, has recently been linked with a move to AC Milan, but he remains open to continuing his work with the U.S. side after the upcoming World Cup. During a dinner in New York, Pochettino sat down with U.S. Soccer Federation CEO JT Batson to explore the terms of a possible extension that would keep him in charge through the tournament. He outlined a starting lineup for the opener against Paraguay and expressed confidence in Christian Pulisic ending a goal drought, while sporting director Matt Crocker’s exit adds uncertainty to the federation’s leadership plans.
The state‑of‑the‑art facility south of Atlanta offers 19 fields, modern amenities and a unified headquarters for U.S. Soccer, providing a strategic boost for players and coaches ahead of the tournament.
The bourbon giant partners with soccer legend Tim Howard and artist Chase Steson to turn Kentucky’s distillery into a canvas of team spirit, while fans across Chicago and Venice Beach are invited to join the movement.
Jim Beam launches a visual and digital push to energize U.S. Men’s National Team fans, featuring a massive lawn artwork at its Kentucky distillery, limited‑edition bottle releases, and activations in Chicago and Venice Beach.
Jim Beam has launched a nationwide campaign called 'Home Field Advantage' that leverages fan energy to boost the U.S. Men's National Team. The initiative features a massive lawn artwork by Chase Steson at the Clermont distillery, commentary from Tim Howard, and a series of events in Chicago and Venice Beach, all supported by a multi‑platform media push.
The iconic "Shot Heard 'Round the World" secured World Cup qualification, ignited the growth of soccer in the United States, and paved the way for the 1994 World Cup and Major League Soccer.
Former US international Alexi Lalas minced no words about the mental load on the American squad, singling out Christian Pulisic and urging the team to lean on star quality as they chase a deep run in the tournament.