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France boss Didier Deschamps eases William Saliba injury fears ahead of World Cup
France head coach Didier Deschamps has eased fears surrounding the fitness of centre-back William Saliba ahead of the FIFA World Cup.
2026 World Cup injuries tracker: Saliba on track to play for France
Which players might not be participating in this summer's tournament? Here's the latest on injuries impacting World Cup teams.
How the USMNT went from Italia 90 embarrassment to World Cup force in 1994
As a World Cup on home soil looms, the U.S. is set to lean on title-toting talents. The last time America hosted, in 1994, things were very different.
Switzerland's Embolo appeals to U.S. for World Cup visa after denial
Switzerland forward Breel Embolo applied for an urgent visa at the United States embassy in Bern on Wednesday, one day after he was denied boarding the team's flight to the World Cup because of a criminal conviction.
Aaronson 'freaking out' over wedding during U.S. World Cup camp
Brenden Aaronson said he and his new wife, Milana D'Ambra, were "freaking out" when they discovered that their long-planned wedding would clash with the USMNT's World Cup training camp.
Spain coach expects Lamine Yamal to be fit for World Cup opener
Spain coach Luis de la Fuente expects Lamine Yamal to be fit to play in the team's World Cup opener.
2026 World Cup: Squad lists for all 48 teams
Here are the finalized lists of players for every country at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
World Cup betting numbers could eclipse Super Bowl, March Madness
With the World Cup taking place on North American soil this summer, experts believe wagering on soccer's biggest tournament could exceed March Madness and the Super Bowl.
Preparation the key to England success at hottest World Cup in 32 years - Ex-coach
Dr Ben Rosenblatt, England's lead physical performance coach at the last two World Cups, believes meticulous preparation and level heads will give Thomas Tuchel's side the best chance of winning the most complex tournament ever.
Spain boss defends 'perfect' World Cup squad without Real Madrid players
Spain coach Luis de la Fuente defended his decision to move on from "the club-centric mindset" after selecting no Real Madrid players in his final squad for the World Cup.
Scotland's route through 2026 World Cup knockouts: France? Potential England tie? Can Steve Clarke's men spring a surprise?
Scotland will compete in their first World Cup campaign since 1998 but who are they playing in the group stage and who could they meet in the knockout stages?
World Cup's new rules explained: VAR for corners, no GK 'timeouts,' red card for covering your mouth
The International Football Association Board (IFAB) has made some big changes to soccer ahead of the World Cup. But what do they mean?
Crystal Palace have more players at World Cup than Real Madrid, Liverpool
Crystal Palace have more players at the 2026 World Cup than Spanish giants Real Madrid.
World Cup's youngest player, Mexico's Gilberto Mora, 26 years younger than the oldest
Mexico starlet Gilberto Mora will be 17 years and 240 days old when the 2026 World Cup kicks off, making him the youngest player in the tournament.
Why yellow cards are the most controversial bet at the World Cup
As the World Cup arrives in the U.S., so does one of the most controversial bets in soccer.
England's route to the 2026 World Cup final: Potential Brazil, Argentina knockout fixtures and why topping Group L is crucial
What awaits England if they top Group L? And how dramatically does the picture change if they don't? ESPN looks into Thomas Tuchel's route to the final.
Emiliano Martínez tells Argentina fans he'll return from injury for World Cup opener
Emiliano 'Dibu' Martínez has told Argentina fans that he will recover from a finger injury in time for the national team's World Cup opener against Algeria on June 16.
Ollie Watkins: Missing March England camp was 'blessing in disguise'
Ollie Watkins believes his omission from England's March camp was a "blessing in disguise".