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A recent FIFA decision to delay a red‑card suspension for striker Folarin Balogun has ignited criticism over political interference, player morale, and the governing body’s ambitious plans for the upcoming World Cup.
Vancouver Whitecaps FC has transferred midfielder Sebastian Berhalter to Middlesbrough FC for a reported $2 million, ending a six‑year stint in MLS.
A hybrid arrangement with USA Network and Fandango will bring all 300‑plus Bundesliga matches to American viewers, marking a strategic shift for the league and its new media partner Versant.
Tobin Heath reflects on the record‑breaking 2026 FIFA World Cup, highlighting tactical trends, standout teams, and the rise of new talents.
After the World Cup, club competitions and international tournaments keep the soccer momentum alive, offering fans a clear path to follow leagues, watch stars and explore the growing women's game.
Critiques of the U.S. youth soccer model highlight its exclusivity, comparing it to European and South American systems that fund development through public support and volunteerism.
Goalkeeper Matt Freese faced jeers upon his return to MLS with NYCFC, but a decisive performance against Columbus Crew has reignited his confidence as he prepares for upcoming home fixtures.
Midfielder Tyler Adams is expanding soccer’s reach in the U.S. through community mini‑pitches, reflecting on World Cup experiences and future ambitions.
LAFC’s recent World Cup successes, a jam‑packed post‑break schedule, and ambitious trophy goals set the stage for a defining stretch in 2026.
A collection of letters to the editor reveals a town’s engagement with municipal negotiations, athletic achievements, and personal tributes, offering a snapshot of contemporary civic discourse.
An exploration of how cultural preferences, financial barriers, and global soccer ecosystems shape the U.S. men's national team's repeated round‑of‑16 exits, while the women's side thrives.
From the 2028 Los Angeles Games to the 2030 World Cup, the USMNT is charting a busy international calendar that blends continental competition, global friendlies, and a new FIFA‑driven schedule.
The United States will navigate a crowded international calendar, from the 2028 Los Angeles Games to the 2030 World Cup qualifiers, without the pressure of traditional qualification for the 2026 tournament.
Spain edged past Uruguay 1-0 in Guadalajara, while cooling‑break discussions, a StubHub lawsuit and upcoming quarterfinal fixtures add off‑field intrigue.
A July 1 gathering at Eisenhower Park brought over 6,700 fans together to watch the U.S. Men’s National Team, showcasing the island’s growing soccer culture and its ambitions for the future.
The United States was eliminated by Belgium in Seattle after a 4-1 loss, marking the fourth time in five tournaments the U.S. has exited at the Round of 16. The match featured early promise, a swift reversal of momentum, and a controversy involving a suspended player that drew political attention.
The U.S. Men's National Team reflects on a historic low in 2017, a decade of rebuilding, and a breakthrough at the 2026 World Cup that signals a sustainable future for American soccer.
The latest Sounding Off on Soccer episode breaks down the tactical errors, key moments, and broader implications of the U.S. team’s 4-1 defeat to Belgium in the Round of 16.
The U.S. men's national team has repeatedly exited the World Cup at the round of 16, and despite new talent and a larger tournament format, deeper issues in coaching, defense and midfield remain.
Despite high hopes and home‑field advantage, the U.S. men's national team fell 4‑1 to Belgium, exposing persistent defensive flaws and raising questions about coaching and player development.
After a disappointing quarter‑final loss to Belgium, US Soccer issued a statement of respect for Mauricio Pochettino, but the Argentine coach says he needs time to consider his next steps amid calls to retain him.
Mauricio Pochettino faces a decisive crossroads after a roller‑coaster World Cup campaign with the US Men’s National Team, as US Soccer moves to keep him amid interest from Europe.
The U.S. men's national team failed to advance past the round of 16 in the World Cup, a result that underscores the limitations of a pay‑to‑play system and raises questions about the nation's soccer identity.
The federation released a bilingual statement acknowledging the 4‑1 defeat to Belgium, criticizing the current development model and highlighting the importance of community support for soccer.