The United States has expanded travel bans ahead of the 2026 World Cup, raising concerns about whether fans from several qualifying nations will be able to attend matches. The tournament, co-hosted with Mexico and Canada, is set to draw millions of international visitors.
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FIFA has announced a new low-cost ticket tier for the 2026 World Cup after weeks of criticism over match prices, though only a limited number of seats will be made available to supporters.
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Christian Horner is in discussions over a potential investment that could open the door to a return to Formula One, following his departure from Red Bull earlier this year.
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FIFA is reviewing an official complaint from Nigeria that challenges Congo DR’s eligibility during World Cup qualifying, raising the possibility of a late change to the tournament line-up.
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Mick Foley has stepped away from WWE, saying he will not make appearances or renew his Legends contract while Donald Trump remains in political office, a decision he announced on his Instagram account.
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What was meant to be a day of celebration in Liverpool ended in violence that left lasting physical and psychological scars. Months after a car was driven into football supporters gathered for a title parade, a judge has handed down a lengthy prison sentence to the man responsible.
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FIFA has unveiled its 2025 Puskas Award decision, delivering a surprising outcome after a tightly contested field of standout goals.
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Harry Kane’s explosive scoring form has reopened one of the Bundesliga’s favourite arguments: can anyone touch Robert Lewandowski’s towering single-season goals record? As German media revisit that benchmark, reporting from GOAL suggests the conversation is gaining momentum inside Bayern Munich itself.
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After calling the past 48 hours the “worst” of his Chelsea tenure, Enzo Maresca now finds himself under the microscope. Jamie Carragher says the situation has all the markings of a manager heading toward an early exit.
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David Ornstein’s latest reporting indicates Liverpool will block any January move for Mohamed Salah, reaffirming their commitment to keeping the Egyptian star despite ongoing uncertainty.
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