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The United States will play a series of high‑stakes matches in September and October, using the fixtures to sharpen tactics, evaluate emerging talent and build momentum toward the 2030 World Cup and the 2028 Olympics.
After five years at the helm, Eddie Howe is stepping down from Newcastle United, handing the reins to Matthias Jaissle. The transition follows a historic Carabao Cup win and a series of high‑profile player movements.
Newcastle United’s long‑serving manager Eddie Howe is set to leave after five years, paving the way for Austrian tactician Matthias Jaissle to take over, as the club navigates a busy transfer window and a disappointing league finish.
U.S. Men’s National Team icon Alexi Lalas urges U.S. Soccer to pursue Pep Guardiola after the 2026 World Cup, citing the coach’s admiration for the United States and his potential to overhaul youth development.
In a basement office in Atlanta, Roger Bennett juggles 18‑hour days, endless coffee, and a menu of international bites while chronicling the World Cup’s highs and lows.
The joint tournament saw each host nation play five matches without advancing past the round of 16, producing memorable moments such as Canada’s first knockout win and Mexico’s dominant display, while injuries and controversial decisions shaped the narratives of the United States and beyond.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, held on American soil, delivered milestones for the United States, Canada, and the global stage, culminating in a billion‑viewer final that underscored soccer's rising prominence in mainstream America.
From unprecedented audience numbers to the challenges facing the Canadian Premier League, the 2026 tournament has set the stage for a pivotal era in Canadian soccer.
Spain edged past Uruguay 1-0 in Guadalajara, while cooling‑break discussions, a StubHub lawsuit and upcoming quarterfinal fixtures add off‑field intrigue.
Canada’s men’s national team impressed on the world stage, prompting a strategic push for infrastructure and talent pipelines.
A 3‑0 defeat to Morocco closed Canada's World Cup campaign, yet the team's historic milestones, resilient performance and growing financial backing have ignited optimism for the sport's development across the nation.
Despite a 3‑0 defeat to Morocco, Canada’s World Cup campaign delivered historic milestones, overcame key injuries and ignited a nationwide surge of optimism for the sport’s future.
The tournament’s knockout stage promises dramatic confrontations, from the Magalhães‑Haaland duel to Mexico’s unbeaten run at the Azteca, while England’s fans gear up for a late‑night showdown.
Despite a 3‑0 loss to Morocco, Canada’s breakthrough performance has sparked optimism, record fundraising and a surge of support for the sport.
A preview of the World Cup Round of 16 showdown between Brazil and Norway, highlighting the Gabriel Magalhães‑Erling Haaland rivalry, late‑night viewing policies in England, and contentious refereeing.
A look at the intense on‑field battles, political reactions, and refereeing controversies that define the tournament’s most anticipated matchups.
The upcoming quarterfinals promise high stakes as Brazil confronts Norway, England meets Mexico, and Paraguay’s aggressive style sparks debate.
The Athletic gathers a spectrum of forecasters — from a six‑year‑old to a canine and a data‑driven algorithm — to gauge the likely outcomes of upcoming matches, blending human intuition with statistical models.
France edged Paraguay 1‑0 while Morocco crushed Canada 3‑0, each securing a spot in the quarter‑finals and setting up intriguing match‑ups ahead.
Canada's run to the World Cup quarterfinals ignites nationwide passion, fuels investment and highlights the country's diverse talent.
A 3-0 loss to Morocco capped a challenging tournament for Canada, yet the coach sees a foundation for future growth and the nation celebrates a promising display.
Manager Jesse Marsch defended his team’s performance despite a 3‑0 loss to Morocco, saying the side’s attacking approach and the roar of Canadian fans marked a turning point for the country’s soccer ambitions.
A 3-0 loss to Morocco eliminated Canada from the World Cup, but coach Jesse Marsch praised his side's growth, while Prime Minister Mark Carney hailed the historic run.
With Canada already assured of a spot in the knockout stage, captain Alphonso Davies chose to sit out the last group‑stage game against Morocco, citing lingering hamstring issues. Coach Jesse Marsch backed the move, emphasizing the need to protect the player’s long‑term health.