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If in Argentina squad, Prestianni would miss two games Benfica winger banned for racial abuse of Vin cius J nior Prestianni has one Argentina cap, from November Sign up for the World Behind The Cup newsletter Fifa confirmed a global ban Wednesday for Gianluca Prestianni that will rule the Benfica winger out of two World Cup games in the United States if he is selected in Argentina's squad. Uefa imposed a six-game ban with three games deferred on probation on Prestianni two weeks ago for his...
Iranian FA chief Mehdi Taj demands the U.S. respect Iran's military institutions ahead of 2026 World Cup games scheduled in California and Seattle.
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World Cup ticket prices have spiralled upwards, meaning some fans are being displaced from the market. This will make for a very different 2026 tournament.
Football Australia urges the Victorian government to reverse a ban on World Cup matches being shown on big screens at Melbourne's Federation Square.
FOX One and Delta team up ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, bringing live soccer, news and entertainment streaming to passengers on domestic flights.
Fan groups have called prices a monumental betrayal' Fifa collects 30% cut on resale markets Fifa president Gianni Infantino has defended World Cup ticket prices, insisting that football's global governing body was obliged to take advantage of US laws that allow tickets to be resold for thousands of dollars above face value. Fifa has faced searing criticism over the cost of World Cup tickets, with fan organization Football Supporters Europe (FSE) calling the pricing structure "extortionate"...
Gianluca Prestianni's six-match ban for discriminatory conduct towards Vinicius Junior has been extended worldwide - meaning the Argentina winger could miss his country's first two World Cup games if he is selected in their squad.
Fans will drink an extra 55 million pints while England battles to reach the final...
Blank confirmed that the fan-friendly concession pricing the stadium has maintained since opening in 2017 will stay in place throughout the World Cup.
Iran's football chief has said he wants a guarantee the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) will not be insulted by the US during the World Cup.
Micah Richards believes there is a far better way to experience the 2026 World Cup in the United States than sitting inside the stadium itself. The former England defender has embraced the entertainment side of football coverage since retirement, and his latest take on the World Cup instantly caught attention online.
The decision has triggered a furious response from Australian soccer pundits and a fan group.
"We are going to the World Cup, for which we qualified, and our host is FIFA -- not Mr. Trump or America," said Iranian FA boss Mehdi Taj.
Visa barriers and geopolitical concerns have been cited as reasons for low booking numbers...
Melbourne precinct cites behaviour of small number of people' Disappointed' FA says decision robs fans of World Cup experience Football Australia is calling on the Victorian government to reverse a ban on the sport being shown on the big screen at Federation Square ahead of the World Cup starting 12 June. Operators of the Melbourne precinct blamed "the behaviour of a small number of people" for a decision not to screen the Socceroos' upcoming World Cup matches. Continue reading...
Excitement is already building ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with several familiar names linked to Manchester United set to feature prominently off the pitch.
Iran's football chief Mehdi Taj says their World Cup host "is Fifa, not Mr Trump or America" and calls for respect towards the nation's delegation if the national team is to travel to the United States for this summer's tournament.
River Plate soccer fans at Estadio Monumental stadium in Buenos Aires, at the biggest club game in Argentina against rival Boca Juniors last month.
Argentine fans have flocked to previous World Cups by the tens of thousands, but the high cost of attending this year's event is creating a new challenge. Tariq Panja, a global sports correspondent for The New York Times, traveled to Buenos Aires to meet fans who were reckoning with the rising prices, which FIFA said would create income to help fund soccer development around the world.
Haiti's record scorer talks of his link to Scotland before facing them at the World Cup, and how he recently escaped Iran.
Federations have concerns over men's World Cup model FA works with Uefa to freeze ticket prices for Euro 2028 The Football Association and US Soccer Federation have joined forces to lobby Fifa to alter its proposed organisational model for the 2031 and 2035 Women's World Cups. Both federations are understood to be seeking more local control after concerns that have arisen over the organisation of this summer's men's World Cup, particularly regarding the cost of tickets and financial...
Christian Pulisic is enduring the worst scoring slump of his career. He needs to regain his form for the USA for the World Cup.
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