How Houston Businesses Can Benefit from 2026 FIFA World Cup
Discover how Houston businesses can capitalize on the 2026 FIFA World Cup with key strategies from the city's new "Art of Soccer" campaign.
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Houston Gears Up for World Cup With Big-Event Culture
Houston embraces its big-event culture as it prepares for the 2026 World Cup, highlighting key attractions and long-term legacy plans to welcome global soccer fans.
How Trump Tariffs Could Boost Man United Owners' Profits
Trump's new tariffs could unexpectedly benefit Man United owners, the Glazers, with potential profit boosts ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
NWSL to Continue 2026 Play During FIFA Men’s World Cup
The NWSL will continue its 2026 season during the FIFA Men's World Cup, aiming to boost viewership and capitalize on global soccer momentum.
Chivas to Play at Estadio Jalisco During Akron Renovations
Chivas will temporarily move to Estadio Jalisco as Estadio Akron undergoes renovations ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, ensuring uninterrupted Liga MX action in Guadalajara.
FIFA Official Ticket Packs Released for CWC 2025 and 2026
Get your FIFA Club World Cup 2025 & 2026 official ticket packs now! Secure the best seats and experience top-tier football action. Limited availability—act fast!
Cristiano Ronaldo Not Involved in Valencia Takeover Plans
Cristiano Ronaldo is not part of any Valencia CF takeover plans, despite online rumors; the Portuguese star remains focused on football and a possible 2026 World Cup.
New Zealand Plans FIFA World Cup Windfall Investment
New Zealand Football eyes strategic investment of FIFA World Cup windfall to boost grassroots development, elite training, and long-term growth of the sport nationwide.
2026 World Cup in USA Could Spark Major Political Tensions
The 2026 World Cup in the USA may heighten global political tensions, spotlighting immigration, human rights, and diplomatic strain among participating nations.
Nigeria, Others Threaten FIFA With CAS Over South Africa Points
Nigeria, Cape Verde, and others may take FIFA to CAS if South Africa isn’t docked 3 points over alleged rule breach in World Cup qualifiers. Tension rises in African football.