The Latest Breaking News from Soccer

Uzbekistan 2026 World Cup Preview: White Wolves Out to Make Pack Proud

Uzbekistan will have a World Cup legend at the helm for its first-ever appearance on soccer’s biggest stage.

Sports Illustrated · May 14

Australia 2026 World Cup Preview: Resolute Socceroos Poised to Punch Above Their Weight

The Socceroos aren’t out to woo the masses in North America this summer.

Sports Illustrated · May 14

Spain 2026 World Cup Preview: Dizzying Expectations for European Champions

The European champions are favored by many to win their second World Cup.

Sports Illustrated · May 14

Ecuador 2026 World Cup Preview: A Fairytale Run Is on the Cards

The future is bright for one of the most rapidly developing soccer countries in South America, but Ecuador is motivated to seize the moment and show the world the future is now.

Sports Illustrated · May 14

Jordan 2026 World Cup Preview: Nothing Will Stop This North American Party

On its 10th try Jordan secured its place on soccer’s grandest stage. With no pressure on its shoulders, the players can go out and express themselves.

Sports Illustrated · May 14

Grading Inter Miami’s Theatrical Win Over FC Cincinnati As Messi Records Hat Trick

The Argentinian soccer legend was on fire Wednesday night.

Sports Illustrated · May 14

Olly Murs 'collapses' on gruelling third day of Soccer Aid challenge after breaking toenail

The singer is running, cycling and rowing for 249 miles between Manchester and London to raise money for Unicef

Evening Standard · May 14

The Most Likely Player From Every MLS Team to Play in the World Cup

MLS is expected to set a record for the most World Cup players from the league this summer.

Sports Illustrated · May 13

Gaza Turns Barcelona Soccer Star Lamine Yamal Into a Hero After Palestinian Flag Celebration

Former Barcelona player and coach Pep Guardiola said Yamal should be proud, noting that the gesture brought global attention to the issue. "Lamine should be proud of what he did, he is now the talk of the world."

Latin Times · May 13

Canada’s 2026 World Cup team reflects the country’s multicultural identity — in a way hockey never has

The Men’s World Cup will be a unique sporting event for Canadians — and not merely because it’s being co-hosted on Canadian soil or because soccer is now the most-played youth sport in Canada.

The Conversation · May 13