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FIFA earlier this month said it had concluded broadcast agreements in more than 175 territories worldwide, while negotiations in China and India were ongoing.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off in just under a month, and after exorbitantly high prices, ticket costs are starting to fall on the secondary market.

From Nypost RSS Feed: Don’t watch the FIFA World Cup on a tiny screen — this smart TV is $140

Scientists warn FIFA that 2026 World Cup heat plans fall short, urging tougher safeguards to protect players from dangerous temperatures across host cities.

From Consequence RSS Feed: World Cup Halftime Show to Feature Dynamic Trio of Madonna, BTS, and Shakira

Lionel Messi dazzles in MLS with a brace and assists for Inter Miami, sending a clear World Cup warning as Argentina’s captain hits peak form again

The stage is set for the FIFA World Cup final halftime show, with BTS, Madonna and Shakira signed up to perform at the New York New Jersey Stadium.

From Deadline RSS Feed: James Corden To Host ‘After Hours’ World Cup Show On Fox

The biggest World Cup in history kicks off on ​June 11 in Mexico City, where Grammy Award-winning Mexican pop band Mana will perform as part of a lineup

The FIFA World Cup has announced the performers for each of its three opening ceremonies, including Alanis Morissette, Katy Perry, and more.

India beat Lebanon 4-0 after which results of matches involving Phillipines and Chinese Taipei confirmed their qualification to their first-ever AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup quarterfinals

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is expected to add over $40 billion to the global GDP with its most lucrative edition ever.

Mexico’s World Cup plans spark tension as the federation warns domestic players they risk exclusion from the tournament if they skip a key training camp.

Unsociable match times in the region are one of the reasons why hundreds of millions of fans have been left sweating about whether they can watch from their sofas.

Questions had been raised over Iran’s involvement in the international soccer tournament due to the ongoing U.S.-Israeli war with the country.

FIFA chief Gianni Infantino confirms Iran will play at World Cup 2026 in the US, ending weeks of uncertainty amid political tensions and safety concerns.

The top decision makers in world soccer are on Canada’s west coast for several meetings this week.

The International Football Association Board (IFAB) also unanimously approved another rule which states that players who leave the field in protest at a referee's decision may be red-carded.

It was reported earlier this year that a number of European governing bodies fear that they will lose money even if they manage to stay alive in the World Cup until the quarterfinals due to the high costs of travel, operations and tax in the USA in…