The Latest Breaking News from a World Cup

Here are the 26 Mexico players heading to the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar

Here is Mexico's 26-player roster for the upcoming World Cup.

USA Today Sports Media Group · Nov 14, 2022

Tunisia World Cup Preview: Difficult Draw Doesn’t Do Upstart Side Any Favors

Tunisia has never made the knockout stage in five previous World Cup appearances, and it’ll take a monumental effort to avoid a sixth such outcome.

Sports Illustrated · Nov 14, 2022

Netherlands World Cup 2022 guide: Star player, fixtures, squad, one to watch, odds to win

Back at a World Cup for the first time since 2014, the Dutch will be eager to make an impact in Qatar.

Evening Standard · Nov 14, 2022

Tom Halliwell salutes ‘special’ England after sealing World Cup final spot

England will take on France in the final

The Independent UK · Nov 13, 2022

Now or never: Does football owe Messi a World Cup?

Qatar 2022 is the postscript for the Messi World Cup story that was supposed to have ended in Russia in 2018.

Al Jazeera · Nov 13, 2022

NZ women stun England to win rugby World Cup

AUCKLAND: Ayesha Leti-l’iga scored a try nine minutes from time to give New Zealand a 34-31 victory over England in a thriller of a World Cup final on Saturday as the Black Ferns claimed a sixth world title at a packed Eden Park.

Bangkok Post · Nov 12, 2022

Aaron Mooy credits Celtic's Champions League status as reason for Australia World Cup call

Aaron Mooy has been called up to the 2022 Qatar World Cup for Australia after establishing himself at Parkhead following Summer switch.

Daily Record · Nov 11, 2022

World Cup hero? Even triumph for Messi will not save this compromised spectacle

Lionel Messi leading Argentina to glory would be a moment of sporting beauty but still a sportswashing win for Qatar

The Guardian - UK · Nov 11, 2022

Alexi Lalas and Stu Holden embrace World Cup pressure as players turned broadcasters

LOS ANGELES — As someone who has played in a World Cup and broadcast one, Alexi Lalas says the biggest difference between the two is what you wear to the game. Everything else is pretty much the same.

Los Angeles Times · Nov 11, 2022

Commentary: World Cup has a lot at stake for a changing Qatar

Playing host nation to a World Cup is a highly coveted accolade; for all and sundry who make up the citizenry, this means nation building, infrastructure, job creation, renewed patriotism and lasting change long after the closing ceremonies.

Chicago Tribune · Nov 11, 2022