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Scottish football supporters can wear their full traditional kilts, including sporrans, at the 2026 World Cup after FIFA agreed to make an exception to stadium security rules. The decision ensures the famous Tartan Army can celebrate their first World Cup appearance in 28 years with their heritage intact.
Mexico is creating three commemorative coins for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including the nation's first-ever 25-peso piece made of pure gold. The coins celebrate Mexico becoming the first country to host the tournament three times.
Moroccan football fans bought more than 54,000 tickets in just hours for two World Cup preparation matches, showing the Atlas Lions still have massive support after their historic 2022 run. The team faces Ecuador and Paraguay in March friendlies as they gear up to take on Brazil, Scotland, and Haiti in the 2026 tournament.
Mexico is investing $11.7 million to renovate 46 archaeological sites and 12 museums ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The upgrades will welcome millions of visitors to iconic locations like Teotihuacán and Templo Mayor.
Nigeria's U20 women's soccer team is one step closer to the FIFA World Cup after defeating Senegal 2-1 in a commanding performance. The Falconets will now face Malawi for a spot at the tournament in Poland this September.
As millions of soccer fans head to Dallas for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the city is using climate science to protect visitors and leave a lasting environmental legacy. From heat maps to air sensors, Dallas is turning a global sporting event into a sustainability showcase.
All Whites midfielder Sarpreet Singh is coming home to Wellington Phoenix on loan, choosing consistent playing time over European benches just four months before the FIFA World Cup. The deal happened in just 24 hours after Singh reached out himself.
Low-cost carrier Volaris is launching 33 new flight routes connecting Mexico and the U.S. starting in June, just in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The expansion includes first-ever flights to Detroit and Salt Lake City, making travel easier for millions of soccer fans and families.
San Francisco's Bay Area is making history by hosting both the Super Bowl and FIFA World Cup in the same year, something no city has ever attempted before. The region's "let's go first" mentality is turning 2026 into a landmark celebration of global sports.
The iconic FIFA World Cup trophy brought thousands together in Abidjan this week, sparking national celebration and pure football joy. Fans got a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see and photograph the most coveted prize in sports.
Nearly three years after opening its new terminal, Kansas City International Airport has generated 40,000 jobs and $6.3 billion in economic output. The investment is transforming Kansas City into a global destination just as the city prepares to welcome the world for six FIFA World Cup matches this summer.
Brazil's Corinthians women's team just secured a spot in the inaugural FIFA Women's Champions Cup final, defeating New York's Gotham FC in a historic semifinal. They'll face Arsenal in a groundbreaking match that marks a major milestone for women's club soccer.
Mexico City is getting affordable shared rides just in time for 5 million World Cup visitors. The new Uber Shuttle service offers fixed routes at predictable prices, starting in the busy Santa Fe neighborhood.
Mexico is hosting a robotics competition where teams build soccer-playing robots, blending sports excitement with STEM education. The tournament runs April through June 2026 as part of the country's FIFA World Cup programming.
California is making sports history as it prepares to host both the Super Bowl and FIFA World Cup in the same year. The Golden State will welcome millions of fans to Santa Clara and Los Angeles for two of the planet's biggest sporting events.
The State Department just launched a new system to fast-track visas for soccer fans attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with millions expected from around the globe. The FIFA PASS program will help ticket holders get prioritized appointments and bring 500 extra staff to process applications.
Former Australian national team captain Mile Jedinak is returning to the Socceroos as an assistant coach for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The beloved midfielder who wore the armband 36 times is reuniting with coach Tony Popovic as Australia prepares for soccer's biggest stage.