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The Latest Breaking News from the World Cup

Inside the World Cup’s biggest fan parties

All 16 host cities across Canada, Mexico, and the United States are set to establish dedicated fan zones

The Independent UK

US National Guard to be deployed at Scotland’s opening World Cup match

THE US National Guard will be deployed at Scotland’s opening match at the World Cup in a bid to ramp up security measures for one of the…

The National (Scotland)

It’s ‘squeaky bum time’: The weird soccer phrases you should know for the World Cup 2026

Phrases like 'squeaky bum time' and executing a 'nutmeg' might initially baffle US audiences

The Independent UK

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The Art of Savoring a World Cup—From ‘We’ll Deep-fry Your Paella’ to the Law of Jante

A fan’s attitude toward soccer’s biggest tournament—as well as a nation’s hopes—depends on where they live. Just ask Norway and Scotland.

Sports Illustrated

World Cup 2026: Norway label Scotland ‘unprofessional’, Somali referee denied entry to US: football news – as it happened

There was plenty of back and forth between Scotland and Norway after the cancellation of a friendly

The Guardian - UK

'A World Cup For Them, Not Us': FIFA Fans Hit Out At US Travel Restrictions

Fans from several nations face visa challenges, feeling excluded from the World Cup in the US due to travel restrictions and high rejection rates, undermining the event's spirit of global unity.

International Business Times UK

‘This may be our last chance’: rising sea levels threaten Kiribati’s World Cup dream

In today’s newsletter: the Pacific islands hoping to enter World Cup qualifying before ocean level increase wipes them from the map

The Guardian - UK

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Looking to upgrade your TV for the World Cup? Here are my 3 picks as TechRadar's TV tester, including models from Samsung, TCL and LG — hurry though, as you may not have long left them to buy them

The World Cup is next week and if you're still deciding on a new TV, these 3 models are the top of my recommended list as TechRadar's TV tester

TechRadar

Why the U.S. Is Unprepared for a Potential Public Health Outbreak at the World Cup

The federal government allocated $625 million to World Cup security—and none of it went to public health. Just days away from the tournament, major concerns remain.

Sports Illustrated

US police sent to Scotland to 'study' football fans to prepare for World Cup violence

US police officers were sent to study Scotland fans to help them prepare for facing fan trouble at the World Cup ...

The National (Scotland)

Tottenham: Micky van de Ven confirms transfer talks with Jan Paul van Hecke over summer move

Spurs have seen two bids rejected for Brighton defender - but Dutch pair have been chatting at the World Cup

Evening Standard

‘It can all end with one bad game’: the highs and lows of a World Cup referee

Even the finest officials miss out on a place at the finals and for those who do get the nod, decisions can make or break a dream

The Guardian - UK

Scotland star admits World Cup 'confidence' boost after impressive Bolivia win

Adams confirmed and welcomed a World Cup confidence boost following Scotland’s convincing 4-0 friendly win over Bolivia in New Jersey on Saturday.

The National (Scotland)

Disney World trip helps England defender Dan Burn prepare for the World Cup

The 34-year-old arrived in Florida ahead of England’s warm weather camp in order to fully acclimatise to the US heat

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Battle of the World Cup TV pundits: Who's lining up for BBC and ITV

Former England and Scotland players on screen as the two channels show all 104 games from the tournament

The Economic Times

World Cup by the numbers: 104 matches, 48 teams and 3 countries make this the largest ever

The 2026 World Cup is set to be the largest tournament yet. It will feature 48 teams across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. A record 104 matches will be played over 39 days. This expansion marks a significant shift from previous editions. The tournament will utilize 16 stadiums, with…

AAP

Irankunda ready to be face of changing Socceroos at Cup

Nestory Irankunda represents the changing face of the Socceroos and is ready to shine on the World Cup stage.

Bangkok Post

Iran fans dismayed by team's World Cup visa quarrel

TIJUANA, Mexico - Iran's national football team was greeted on Sunday in Mexico by a small group of supporters eager to give them a warm start to the World Cup, despite visa problems facing some staffers.

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World Cup helps Devlin move on from Scottish heartbreak

Cameron Devlin was distraught after Hearts fell short of the Scottish Premiership but being at the World Cup helps make up for it.

The Guardian - UK

Algeria World Cup 2026 team guide

An easy ride through qualifying and a hard-to-read Africa Cup of Nations exit mean the Fennecs are an enigma

The Conversation

Curaçao and Cabo Verde are into the World Cup. What impact can these ‘minnow nations’ make?

For the first time in history, soccer’s World Cup will expand to 48 teams in 2026, marking one of the most radical changes ever made to the tournament.

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‘Lionel Messi didn’t need the World Cup to be among the greatest of all time, but he deserved it. He brought glory to Argentina’ Javier Zanetti on how Messi created history in 2022

Lionel Messi captained Argentina to the World Cup victory four years ago in Qatar

Sports Illustrated

Brazil Confirms Major Change to 2026 World Cup Roster That Will Interest Man Utd Fans

There has been a late change because of injury.

The Independent UK

Monday’s sport: What’s on and where can I watch it?

France and Scotland continue their preparations for the World Cup finals.

The Guardian - AU

An Australian in the US: national identity is one thing, but it’s hard to cheer for either World Cup team

The Socceroos playing on football’s biggest stage in my adopted country would normally have me racing to book tickets. Not this year

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