FIFA has announced a new ticket tier for the 2026 FIFA World Cup amid widespread controversy over high prices.

The Argentina and Spain will face each other in the 2026 Finalissima, but before that match, both sides will play additional games during the March FIFA international break.

The world of soccer has two awards that stand above the rest: the Ballon d'Or, presented by France Football, and The Best, organized by FIFA. What are the key differences between the two?

With prices continuing to rise, Gianni Infantino’s FIFA could face a boycott from England fans over 2026 World Cup ticket costs.

Ticket prices for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, particularly for the final, have sparked negative reactions and sharp public criticism.

The 2026 World Cup is still more than 180 days away, yet anticipation around Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo has already sent the event into a frenzy.

The prospect of seeing Christian Pulisic feature in a historic overseas Serie A match has dimmed dramatically, as Milan’s February 2026 meeting with Como appears set to return to Italian soil.

To address a major concern from the 2025 Club World Cup, FIFA will now be introducing a new rule change in the 2026 World Cup.

Following the controversy during the World Cup draw, FIFA’s Gianni Infantino issued an honest apology to Argentina head coach Lionel Scaloni.

U.S. President Donald Trump has been awarded with the FIFA Peace Prize it its first edition at the 2026 World Cup Draw, raising questions on the reasons behind this recognition.

With 42 of the 48 national teams already qualified, the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final Draw occured today at the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. and the groups are already complete, promising some key matchups.

After several months of anticipation, the 2026 World Cup is drawing near, with most of the national teams for the tournament already determined. As the hours count down to the draw that will decide the groups, Italy emerge as one of the notable absentees, surprising many.

As FIFA prepares the framework for the 2026 World Cup, soccer’s lawmakers are weighing their most ambitious Video Assistant Referee expansion yet—one that could reshape how the sport is officiated at its highest level.

With the 2026 World Cup on the horizon, Gianni Infantino has made a huge push for FIFA to test a new anti–time-wasting rule.

Beneath the hype surrounding Milan versus Como in Australia lies a deeper concern — a bureaucratic obstacle still unresolved, and an impending decision that could determine whether this match becomes a landmark moment or collapses entirely.