World Cup

Morocco’s electoral landscape is shifting as the national football federation chief emerges as a frontrunner for prime minister, linking sports success directly to political power before the World Cup tournament begins.

President Donald Trump cautions against removing Gianni Infantino, citing the massive profitability of the recent World Cup under his commercialization strategy amid rising calls for leadership change.

European soccer leaders oppose FIFA's proposal involving Kushner family investment in World Cup operations, citing concerns over governance and traditional values of the game.

UEFA convenes 55 members Thursday to discuss response to FIFA’s World Cup proposals, addressing concerns over tournament frequency and impact on domestic leagues across Europe.

A formal ethics complaint is being prepared by Norwegian officials targeting FIFA following revelations of U.S. President Donald Trump's involvement in overturning a mandatory suspension for player Folarin Balogun at the recent World Cup tournament.

Alejandro Dominguez claims the 2030 World Cup will expand to 64 teams, sparking speculation after FIFA confirms evaluation of further growth post-2026 edition in North America.

Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 to win the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The match at MetLife Stadium featured a historic halftime show with Madonna and BTS alongside pre-game appearances by Tom Cruise.

Mohamed al-Wahidi, organizer of World Cup screenings in Gaza, died in an Israeli strike days after a local goalkeeper was killed, ending rare community respite during the tournament.

England defeated Mexico 3-2 at Estadio Azteca, advancing to face Norway in Miami Gardens for a semifinal spot despite playing the second half with ten men.

The FIFA World Cup resumes this Friday with two scheduled matches. Here is the complete breakdown of fixtures, kick-off times, and viewing information for June 12.

Violence at Teotihuacan pyramid site challenges Mexico's safety claims for the World Cup, prompting security reviews and tourism concerns.