France’s quarter-final victory over Morocco at the FIFA World Cup was overshadowed by tragedy and violence as celebrations turned deadly.
If there’s one thing America does well, it’s spectacle. And when the world’s biggest football tournament comes to US soil this summer, the hosts are pulling out all the stops…
The Egyptian football federation requested the exclusion of the officiating team after controversial refereeing led to their World Cup exit against Argentina.
France faces Morocco in the World Cup quarter-finals, seeking another title, while Argentina prepares for a match against Switzerland.
Paraguay’s government condemned Senator Celeste Amarilla’s racist remarks about Kylian Mbappé, sparking widespread outrage and global condemnation.
Vietnamese police have arrested dozens of people linked to illegal World Cup betting operations worth millions of dollars.
US President Donald Trump has confirmed he personally asked FIFA president to review the red card handed to American striker Folarin Balogun.
The US football team received a reprieve for player Balogun’s red card, sparking controversy ahead of the quarter-finals match with Belgium.
Bafana Bafana returned to South Africa, celebrated for reaching the World Cup knockout stages, despite a defeat to Canada.
Two people have died during mass celebrations in Mexico after the national football team advanced to the next round of the World Cup.