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Kylian Mbappé and Ousmane Dembélé have propelled France into the World Cup semi-finals, combining prolific scoring with a flawless defensive record. As the team eyes a fifth title, Mbappé insists the journey is far from over.
France's semi‑final victory showcases a blend of attacking brilliance and disciplined defence, setting the stage for a potential showdown that could echo past triumphs.
France's semi‑final win over Morocco showcased patience and dominance, with Mbappé and Dembélé each reaching five goals. The team, still seeking its first trophy of the tournament, prepares for a final that could define a generation.
France's semi‑final appearance at the World Cup is accompanied by historic records, a strong defensive record and the ambitions of captain Kylian Mbappe, who insists the team must win the final to be remembered among the greats.
From the first glimpse of soccer on a summer afternoon in 1994 to the modern era of global talent in Major League Soccer, one fan recounts a personal journey that mirrors the rise and challenges of U.S. soccer.
A commentator reflects on France’s youthful, expressive attack, comparing it to historic greats while recalling recent World Cup moments and the subtle influences of key players.
A look at the conspiracy theories that swirl around every World Cup, from political meddling to commercial narratives.
An exploration of how soccer’s rise in the U.S., sparked by youthful fans and highlighted by the 2026 World Cup in Houston, reshapes American sports culture.
France's four‑match, 13‑goal burst features a quartet of stars whose combined talent rivals the greats of 2002 Brazil and 1954 Hungary, with Michael Olise poised to match Pelé's assist record.
France's World Cup squad has exploded onto the tournament stage with 13 goals in four matches, driven by a dazzling attacking trio and a tactical mastermind.
France's World Cup campaign has been defined by an unprecedented attacking surge, with the team netting 13 goals in just four matches.
France's World Cup campaign has been defined by an unprecedented attacking constellation that blends raw speed, technical brilliance and a collective hunger for victory.
From the groundbreaking Tiempo M of 1984 to the ultra‑light Mercurial Superfly of today, Nike has continually redefined soccer footwear, blending craftsmanship with cutting‑edge technology and cultural resonance.
Kylian Mbappé broke a historic tie in knockout‑stage scoring, moving to 17 career World Cup goals while Lionel Messi remains atop the Golden Boot race.
A new exhibition titled ‘Home of Football: Home & Away’ opens at High Line Nine in New York’s Chelsea Gallery District, showcasing rare memorabilia, a six‑chapter narrative and a curated retail space.
Mauricio Pochettino, the newly appointed head coach of the United States men’s national team, blends a storied playing background with a belief‑driven leadership style that is already reshaping the sport’s landscape in the United States.
Fourteen‑year‑old Matthew Malek, a soccer enthusiast from Bryan, Texas, was chosen as a FIFA World Cup flag bearer in Houston. The opportunity, arranged through Coca‑Cola’s Southwest Beverages initiative, placed him on the field in front of a roaring crowd of 68,000, where he walked alongside his mother Ashley, who called the experience unforgettable.
Germany’s Jamie Leweling promised a Ronaldo‑style haircut if the team wins the World Cup; after posting an AI‑generated image, he received a signed shirt from the icon, as the German side eyes a top‑group finish and a Boston showdown.
A light‑hearted wager turned into a headline‑making story as Germany’s forward pledges a Ronaldo‑style haircut if his team wins the tournament, sparking excitement ahead of a key match in Boston.
A deep dive into the subtle yet decisive act known as the dummy, from Thiago Almada’s telepathic pass for Lionel Messi to historic moments that illustrate its strategic power.
In a 2‑0 victory over Austria, Lionel Messi scored two goals, bringing his World Cup tally to 18 and surpassing Miroslav Klose's long‑standing record. The milestone marks Messi's sixth appearance across six different tournaments.
Lionel Messi becomes the all-time leading goal scorer in World Cup history, surpassing Miroslav Klose, while Kylian Mbappé looms as the next potential record-breaker.
Brazil’s 2002 World Cup victory, anchored by Ronaldinho’s genius, is remembered through the eyes of those who faced it, including Wayne Bridge, who recalls the tournament’s electric opening in Japan and key moments that defined a generation.
From Medellín to Paris, the series reveals how football shapes identity, fuels hope, and unites billions across cultures.