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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.
Two of the world's most decorated athletes sat down to discuss their relentless drive to win. Their conversation reveals how champions share the same mindset, no matter the sport.
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 United States dominated Paraguay 4-1 in their World Cup opener at Los Angeles Stadium, sparking belief from soccer legends that this team could be destined for greatness. Fox Sports analysts Zlatan Ibrahimović and Thierry Henry urged fans to start believing after watching the historic performance.
After setbacks at Chelsea and West Ham, English manager Graham Potter found redemption in Sweden, guiding them to World Cup qualification with a dramatic late winner. The victory marked what he calls "the best night of my career."
German World Cup winner Lukas Podolski just made history by becoming the first player ever to win domestic cup titles in five different countries. At 40, he led his Polish team to their first trophy in 38 years.
Popular YouTuber IShowSpeed declared Nigerian jollof rice the world's best during his Africa tour, wading into one of the continent's most passionate food debates. His Lagos visit also made history when he became the first Black solo creator to reach 50 million YouTube subscribers.
When FOX analyst Alexi Lalas teared up during the National Anthem at the World Cup opener, his raw patriotism created a moment that touched international soccer legends. Two of the sport's greatest players said they'd never forget it.
A small nation's underdog World Cup return united millions around a satirical song about emigration that fans transformed into a joyful battle cry. The viral moment shows how sports can turn painful history into hopeful celebration.