USA-Belgium becomes most-watched soccer telecast in US history with staggering viewership numbers
Dan Dakich reacts to the USMNT getting blown out by Belgium in the World Cup
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Dan Dakich reacts to the USMNT getting blown out by Belgium in the World Cup
FOX Sports FIFA World Cup announcer Tyler Terens discusses Team USA's disappointing 4-1 loss to Belgium in the round of 16. He questions the team's game plan, stating they were not aggressive and 'got suffocated' in a home World Cup.
President Donald Trump discusses his role in getting FIFA to reverse a red card decision against a U.S. soccer player, criticizing the referee and praising FIFA's final decision. He also talks about the growing success of soccer in the U.S.
Christine Brennan tells Dan Dakich that the WNBA has failed to manage Caitlin Clark since she entered the league.
Is Angel Reese playing the victim card yet again? On this episode of Don't @ Me, Dan Dakich sounds off on Reese's controversial postgame comments regarding Indiana Fever fans and her ongoing rivalry with Caitlin Clark.
Jeff Ripley of Spokane, Wash., doesn’t mince words when asked how he feels about StubHub after the online resale site failed to deliver his $4,600 US tickets for a World Cup match last week.
Landon Donovan and Colin Cowherd react to the news that Christian Pulisic will miss USA vs. Australia, and they discuss the USMNT’s chances to win back-to-back World Cup games for the first time since 1930. Plus, they preview the matchup between Brazil and Haiti.
California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton discusses how international World Cup fans are falling in love with American culture and the Democratic Party on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’