Mexico’s Raúl Jiménez Has Long-Awaited World Cup Moment: 'Perfect Day For Him'
Raul Jimenez finally has his star moment in a World Cup for Mexico.
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USA soccer legends Landon Donovan, Tim Howard share how far they think this year's team can go in World Cup
The FIFA World Cup kicks off today, with former U.S. Soccer Federation Athletes Council member Seth Jahn discussing the tournament. Jahn emphasizes the U.S. team's home-field advantage and elite European talent, predicting a successful run. He highlights the unique fan excitement and anticipated support from the American Outlaws, creating a powerful atmosphere for the games.
USA Today columnist says United States has already 'lost' the World Cup because of politics, Donald Trump
On today's Guy Benson Show, Guy discussed the outrage from leftists surrounding the United States hosting the World Cup. As Europeans enjoy America's offerings, some Americans poo-poo their fun. Listen above!
Extra amnesty means World Cup final heartbreak less likely in 2026
ATLANTA, June 12 : There might have been three red cards in Thursday's opening game, but the possibility of players missing the World Cup final through suspension has been greatly reduced after FIFA introduced an extra amnesty for the 2026 finals.
WATCH | Bafana legends speechless after ‘worst performance under Broos’
Bafana Bafana legends and South Africans in general were left speechless, perplexed, and some even lashed out after a disappointing display by the national football team in their 2-0 loss to co-hosts Mexico in the World Cup opener in Mexico City on Thursday.
'Cheap flights and a pint': Toronto welcomes World Cup fans despite lower profile matches
TORONTO, June 12 : Tickets remained unsold, an opening night fan festival was rained out and the top-ranking teams are playing in the U.S. and Mexico but visitors arriving in Toronto are determined to enjoy the first-ever World Cup soccer match played in Canada.
Head of Palestinian football not granted US visa to attend World Cup
RAMALLAH: The head of the Palestinian Football Association is waiting in Mexico City for permission to enter the United States with other federation heads attending the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Jibril Rajoub went to the opening match between Mexico and South Africa on Thursday. But he is among several people accredited to attend the World Cup who have been denied visas or have yet to receive them from the United States. “I don’t believe that it’s fair to use or to abuse and deny the right of all footballers all over the world to attend,” the veteran Palestinian political figure said in an interview with The Associated Press. The Palestinian team did not qualify for the World Cup, but FIFA typically invites the heads of football associations from around the world to the event every four years, which it frames as a celebration of global unity. “Everyone will be welcome in Canada, Mexico and the United States for the FIFA World Cup next year.
Empty seats at World Cup match renews concerns over ticket prices
GUADALAJARA, Mexico, June 11 : FIFA reported an attendance of 44,985 for Thursday's World Cup match between South Korea and the Czech Republic in Guadalajara, but swathes of empty seats around the stadium renewed concerns over ticket pricing and demand for the expanded tournament.