On Friday, soccer fans across the world will get an answer to the question they have asked for months: Who are we playing in the men’s World Cup? To help prepare you for the World Cup draw, The ...

The 2026 World Cup draw took place Friday with entertainers and sports figures gracing the stage at the Kennedy Center. President Donald Trump received FIFA’s inaugural Peace Prize from Gianni ...

The safest place to start is with the official FIFA website, where fans will need a FIFA ID to apply for tickets. To get one, go to the FIFA ticketing website (FIFA ...

The eyes of the soccer world will turn to Washington, D.C. today as the city hosts the official draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The event marks a major moment ahead of the largest World Cup in ...

The 2026 World Cup draw is behind us, and the 16 host cities across the United States, Mexico and Canada now know which nations they will welcome next year. For organizers in these cities, preparing ...

After months of excitement about the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Houston, fans finally know which teams could be playing at NRG Stadium in June and July. Friday's World Cup draw placed the 48 teams into 12 ...

WASHINGTON — The nation's capital played host to the draw for the 2026 World Cup, revealing the groups, matchups and venues for next summer's tournament in North America. The United States men's ...

The rest of the world calls it "football." Americans may call it "soccer." On Friday, President Trump weighed in on the ongoing debate about the sport's name, saying it should be named "football." "We ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - If you’re excited for the World Cup to come to Kansas City, then this Friday’s draw is an exciting milestone! But what does this draw mean when it comes to the games here in ...

Many sports call their victors world champions, but there's nothing in sports like the World Cup's true global nature. And, fittingly for its name, the 2026 edition of the FIFA tournament is bigger ...

Friday brought the World Cup Draw with all the glitz and glamor FIFA could provide into the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. Forty-eight nations have been divided into four pots (although six have ...

In early November, when FIFA, soccer’s governing body, announced a new annual Peace Prize to honor those who “have helped to unite people all over the world in peace,” the news was regarded as farce.