Five group-stage matches kick off today at noon ET, with Australia facing Turkey and Germany taking on Curaçao. Fans can watch on Fox, FS1, and multiple streaming platforms.

The World Cup kicks off June 11—and with matches in the U.S. costing upward of $1,200, soccer fans are more likely to watch the matches at home or at their local watch parties. Cities all over the country are hosting World Cup watch parties at local restaurants and bars.

Bosnia and Herzegovina defender Sead Kolasinac ran behind his goalkeeper to save his country's World Cup lead over Canada. See how it happened.

If you want to be the home where people gather for all the big sporting events, from the Super Bowl to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, you need an impressive TV. Hisense is the official sponsor of the World Cup and they're partnering with Terry Crews to launch ...

FIFA President Gianni Infantino pulled no punches when discussing the potential impact of this year’s World Cup, claiming “This will not just be the greatest football event, this will be the greatest event in human history, the greatest event that ...