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For the second straight World Cup, women will referee on soccer's biggest stage, with FIFA selecting six female officials among 52 total referees. The 2026 tournament in North America will be the largest ever, featuring 48 teams and 104 matches.
Over 1,000 soccer balls lined up in Hermann Park as Houston attempted a Guinness World Record to celebrate the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Every ball used will help underserved kids play soccer.
Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot Atlas made history at the FIFA World Cup 2026, recreating iconic goal celebrations during halftime and delivering the match ball to the referee. The performance marks the first time advanced robotics technology has integrated into a live World Cup match environment.
Soccer's biggest stars will get more chances to play in crucial World Cup matches thanks to a new rule change. FIFA is wiping yellow card records twice during the tournament to keep players on the field when it matters most.
Soccer's biggest problem just got a high-tech solution that could prevent injuries and keep the game flowing. FIFA unveiled advanced offside technology that lets referees make split-second calls instead of waiting through dangerous play.
Seattle selected just 2,000 volunteers from over 35,000 applicants to welcome the world during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. These dedicated locals are already preparing to showcase their city's warmth when six matches kick off this June.
FIFA has officially recognized Morocco's transformation from underdogs to world football powerhouse ahead of their 2026 World Cup clash with Brazil. The Atlas Lions have earned respect through results, including their historic 2022 semifinal run and their first-ever victory over Brazil in 2023.
FIFA stands firm on inclusivity, permitting LGBTQ+ flags at all 2026 World Cup matches including a Seattle game during Pride weekend. The decision marks a shift from the 2022 tournament's restrictive approach.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 opens today across Mexico, the United States, and Canada, featuring 48 nations for the first time in tournament history. The expanded format brings 104 matches and distinct opening celebrations that transform the sporting event into a global cultural festival.
After doubting Team USA's chances, Swedish soccer icon Zlatan Ibrahimović now believes the US Men's National Team can actually win the 2026 FIFA World Cup. His stunning one-word answer to whether they can go all the way has fans dreaming bigger than ever before.
A 45-foot soccer ball, stretching four stories tall, will tower over Boston's waterfront this June as the city prepares to host matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The massive installation aims to spark excitement and put Boston on the global soccer stage.
Small teams now have the same tactical tools as soccer giants, thanks to FIFA's new AI platform. Cape Verde's stunning draw against Spain proved technology is closing the gap.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will pause every game twice for three-minute hydration breaks, marking the biggest in-game change in modern tournament history. The move prioritizes player health while sparking debate about game flow and tradition.
Ghana is launching protections for fans and athletes before the 2026 FIFA World Cup to prevent trafficking and fraud. The move comes after warnings that major tournaments create opportunities for exploitation.
Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel is returning to FOX Sports as an analyst for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The Danish goalkeeper icon joins an all-star lineup including Zlatan Ibrahimović and Thierry Henry for the historic tournament hosted across North America.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is bringing futuristic technology to the beautiful game, from sensor-packed soccer balls to robot dogs keeping fans safe. Here's how innovation is making the world's biggest sporting event smarter and more exciting for everyone.
After months of uncertainty, FIFA confirms Iran will compete in the 2026 World Cup hosted by the US, with President Trump's support. The decision keeps all matches on American soil and opens the door for international unity through sport.
Seattle's mayor reversed course on stadium surveillance cameras after security briefings about the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The cameras will protect fans during the games, then shut off to preserve privacy.
The African Film Festival returns to Dallas this June, perfectly timed with the FIFA World Cup 2026 to celebrate African storytelling and football in one historic event. For 11 years, TAFF has championed African cinema outside the continent.
Kansas City brought together soccer fans and nature lovers to restore the Blue River before the city hosts the 2026 FIFA World Cup. City council members turned the cleanup into a friendly competition between World Cup teams.
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