The FIFA World Cup is here. It all gets started this afternoon with Mexico vs. South Africa officially kicking off the tournament. While the streaming situation with the World Cup is a lot less complicated than other leagues and tournaments if you don’t have cable (since all matches will air on one of two networks),

The stateside success of the World Cup is the direct result of a series of unlikely business decisions, legal challenges, and regulatory pressures — a kind of perfect storm for the beautiful game. A key decision impacting the 2026 World Cup was made in 2010, long before sports streaming was really on anyone’s radar.

Lionel Messi made history at the 2026 FIFA World Cup on Saturday night. Messi scored on a free kick in the 79th minute of Argentina's clash with Jordan, becoming the first player to ever score in seven consecutive World Cup matches.

Ivory Coast nearly scores on a free kick from just outside the box, but Orjan Nyland's diving save keeps Norway's lead. It was Amad Diallo again for

Erling Haaland scored the deciding goal in the 86th minute and Norway won a knockout game at the World Cup for the first time, advancing to the round of 16 with a 2-1 victory over Ivory Coast

A spot in the Round of 16 is on the line when Brazil and Japan meet in the Round of 32 The Samurai Blue defeated Brazil 3-2 thanks to a shocking second-half comeback in the October friendly, marking the first time they ever beat Brazil.

The Round of 32 clash between Mexico and Ecuador in the 2026 FIFA World Cup was delayed on Tuesday due to rainy conditions near Estadio Azteca.

France vs. Sweden was billed as a real test for Didier Deschamps' side, one which they passed with flying colors, scoring 3 and keeping a clean sheet. Kylian Mbappe continued to b