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Argentina will defend their World Cup title at the 2026 tournament hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Here is what fans need to know about their schedule.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has dismissed a senior executive who publicly accused him of deception, marking a sharp escalation of internal tensions at football's governing body.
New Caledonia is preparing to take its place alongside host nation New Zealand at the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup, marking a significant moment for Pacific football.
Spain and Portugal are set to face off in a highly anticipated FIFA World Cup 2026 fixture, with Atlético Madrid vs Celta also drawing fan interest.
Azzedine Ounahi's strike proved the difference as Morocco defeated Canada 1-0 in their FIFA World Cup 2026 fixture, continuing the Atlas Lions' strong tournament form.
Houston has appeared on a list of potential U.S. host cities for the 2031 FIFA Women's World Cup, signaling the city's continued ambitions in major soccer.
Football's governing bodies across different continents are increasingly at odds with FIFA and Gianni Infantino, revealing deep fault lines in how the global game is run.
New Zealand Football has pulled its backing for Gianni Infantino ahead of the FIFA presidential election, marking a notable shift in the Pacific nation's stance.
Europe's most powerful clubs threatened to boycott the Club World Cup before Fifa's plans collapsed, highlighting the deep tensions between the governing body and elite European football.
Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer has expressed relief after FIFA's controversial privatization plan was shelved, signaling a win for clubs pushing back on football governance changes.
The head of the Football Association of Malawi has voiced strong support for FIFA president Gianni Infantino, linking the country's World Cup progress to FIFA's financial backing.
Georgia-based content creator Clay Cribbs brought his 912-area perspective to the world stage, documenting a behind-the-scenes World Cup social media journey.
