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From a childhood dreaming of Arsenal glory to signing a $28 million extension with the Dallas Cowboys, kicker Brandon Aubrey explains how soccer shaped his technique, mindset and future ambitions.
A snapshot of regional forecasts ahead of the tournament, highlighting France's favored status, the United States' underdog role, and the optimism of local high school mentors.
The 2026 World Cup will be staged in the United States, Mexico and Canada, with Fox leading English-language coverage across Fox, FS1 and Telemundo. Fans can tune in via cable, digital antennas, or a range of streaming platforms, while international viewers can use VPNs to access the broadcast from abroad.
Veteran soccer journalist Michael Lewis reflects on four decades of covering the world’s biggest stage, sharing anecdotes about Maradona’s ‘Hand of God’, Donovan’s decisive goal and the looming challenges of an expanded 2026 World Cup.
The 1994 World Cup squad sparked a generation of players and fans, forging a path that still influences the sport today.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 Houston Host Committee is set to bring former U.S. Men’s National Team stars to the FIFA Fan Festival, offering fans a chance to meet legends like Clint Dempsey and Cobi Jones while the city prepares to stage seven tournament matches.
From a gated Jupiter residence to the world stage, Christian Pulisic reflects on criticism, family moves, and historic achievements in a candid documentary that charts his rise, controversies, and future ambitions.
A look at how a student‑athlete at the University of Virginia built a decades‑long career in soccer, representing stars and steering historic transfers.
The U.S. men's national team will step onto the 2026 World Cup stage wearing a fresh set of patriotic jerseys that blend tradition with a new visual identity. Veteran forward Christian Pulisic will again wear the No. 10 shirt, a number he inherited in 2016 and that was famously sported by Landon Donovan. Midfielder Weston McKennie continues to sport No. 8, a digit he has carried since the 2018–19 season after it belonged to Clint Dempsey. Goalkeeper Matt Turner retains the iconic No. 1 jersey, a number he has worn consistently since the 2020–21 campaign. Group D of the tournament draws the United States against Paraguay, Australia and Türkiye. The fixtures are set for June 12 against Paraguay, June 19 versus Australia and June 25 against Türkiye, offering a balanced mix of opponents that could shape the team's progression. Before the World Cup, the U.S. will meet Germany in a high‑profile friendly in Chicago. The match serves as a final rehearsal, allowing the coaching staff to fine‑tune tactics and build momentum ahead of the group stage. The squad's lofty ambition is to break past the quarterfinal barrier that has defined recent U.S. campaigns. While the path is competitive, the combination of home‑crowd energy, familiar jersey designs and a schedule that includes a winnable group stage fuels optimism for a deeper run, potentially even a semifinal appearance.
Veteran coach Doug Allison retired after guiding Furman to a College Cup Final Four appearance, earning top honors from his peers and leaving a legacy of player development and recruiting.
Christian Pulisic finally broke a five‑month goal drought in a dramatic 3‑2 win over Senegal, adding an assist and tying Clint Dempsey for second place on the all‑time U.S. assists‑and‑goals list.
At 38, Tim Ream will lead the United States at the World Cup, surpassing a 1994 record and bringing decades of MLS and English Premier League experience to the role.
Veteran defender Tim Ream, 38, has been named captain of the United States men’s national team for the upcoming World Cup, surpassing the record previously held by Fernando Clavijo.
Over ten years, U.S. soccer evolved from a precarious experiment into a stable, globally respected force, marked by MLS growth, tactical progress under Bruce Arena, and historic World Cup performances.
The United States men’s national team prepares for its home‑soil World Cup campaign, with key matches, player outlooks, and historic ambitions.
A decade of transformation turned soccer in the United States from a fragile experiment into a stable, internationally respected sport, driven by strategic coaching, player development, and historic tournament performances.
Fox is gearing up for an extensive broadcast of the 2026 World Cup, assembling a roster of legendary analysts and tailoring graphics to engage both new and seasoned fans.
As the first joint‑hosted edition of the expanded World Cup approaches, stakeholders grapple with promises of global growth against concerns of diluted competition and strained calendars.
The United States is set to host the FIFA World Cup again, leveraging a blend of seasoned veterans and emerging talent under new manager Mauricio Pochettino to inspire a generation and elevate the sport’s profile.
Fox Sports has announced its full studio analyst and anchoring team for the 2026 World Cup, featuring a global mix of former players and experienced broadcasters.