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There's another world cup before the World Cup coming to the United States this summer. Cities across the country are set to host games for the 2025 Club World Cup beginning in June, and this year ...

“The World Cup brings the entire world together around their love of soccer and their country," said SeattleFWC26 chief executive officer Peter Tomozawa. "We’re excited to work with these nine ...

The 2025 sports calendar is rife with some big events such as the ICC Champions Trophy and Women's ODI World Cup in cricket, Kho Kho World Cup, four Grand Slams in tennis, a revamped FIFA Club ...

With just 30 runs needed from the last 30 balls, the memories of India’s painful defeat in the 2023 ODI World Cup final against Australia resurfaced. But this time, fate had a different story.

The best of the best will meet on the pitch in 2025 at the FIFA Club World Cup. Now featuring the top 32 club teams from around the world, the tournament will commence across eight venues in the U ...

With just one more full year to go in the 2026 World Cup cycle, head coach Mauricio Pochettino ... with over a decade of experience covering soccer globally. Kyle specializes in soccer tactics ...

Seven-a-side teams from 16 nations will convene in Italy in the new year for the inaugural edition of the Kings World Cup Nations, a venture that includes several high-profile soccer figures.

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With the rapid expansion of legal sports betting, soccer has experienced a surge in betting activity among U.S. fans. Tack on the looming 2026 World Cup and the growing popularity of Major League ...

The English Football League (EFL) has defended the ball used in the League Cup after Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said it "flies differently" from those used in the Premier League. Arteta's ...