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FIFA president Gianni Infantino, center, speaks to FIFA secretary general Mattias Grafstrom, left, sitting beside president of Moroccan Royal Football Federation Fouzi Lekjaa as they attend a Women’s AFCON 2026 soccer match between Malawi and Zambia, in Rabat, Morocco, Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2026

On Wednesday, August 5, Seton Hall men’s soccer visited the Innovation Hub’s Maker Studio for a creative team-building experience that gave student-athletes the opportunity to design, create and explore new technology together. Developed in collaboration with the Teaching, Learning and Technology Center (TLTC) and the men’s soccer coaching staff, the hands-on activity challenged each student-athlete…

Jorge Messi, a constant presence in the stands at his son Lionel’s matches, has died at age 68 after a long illness, according to a statement from the hospital that treated him

Seoul police raided the Korea Football Association (KFA) offices on Thursday as part of an “obstruction of business” investigation into the appointment of former coach Hong Myung-bo, police told Reuters

It would surely take a real a-hole to hate on Apple’s Ted Lasso. As of the latest season — the fourth, following a third that played coy to the very end about whether it might be the last — it remains perhaps the most insistently warmhearted series on television, full of kindly heroes who are…

Dan Dakich reacts to the poor reception given to Sophie Cunningham fans by Seattle Storm ownership

Ask Italian soccer club AS Roma, which on Wednesday made a double announcement that took the cross-pollination between the two fields to the next level

Brian Kilmeade presents data on the World Cup boom, showcasing record viewership and significant economic surges in host cities. Alan Rothenberg, founder of Major League Soccer, emphasizes the tournament’s success and the emerging young talent in U.S. Soccer. Rothenberg believes this momentum will inspire a new generation of players, solidifying the sport’s growth and competitive…

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House lawmakers react after Spain’s $50 million FIFA World Cup prize could face federal taxes in the U.S., with bipartisan questioning on whether the IRS should take a cut of the championship payout. (Credit: Nicholas Ballasy for Fox News Digital)