Fans turned out Monday at the USA’s base camp, the Great Park Sports Complex in Irvine, California.
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What’s Happening: Soccer events in U.S. World Cup cities
Soccer America is publishing events of interest in the 11 U.S. World Cup cities.
World Cup 2026: Transportation options at the 11 U.S. venues
Ticket holders heading to Hard Rock Stadium can ride free Miami Game Day Express shuttles.
U.S. Soccer opens National Training Center
U.S. Soccer celebrated on Thursday as the ribbon-cutting was held for the Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center, located just south of Atlanta near the town of Trilith. The National Training Center was anchored by a $50 million lead gift from Arthur M. Blank, owner of Atlanta United, a land donation from Dan T. Cathy, […]
Soccer America’s 2026 MLS Guide
All 30 MLS teams. GAM amounts. Premium player slots. Local Media. Local Radio. All Transactions.
Your World Cup 2026 ticket guide
A new batch of World Cup tickets to all 104 matches will go on sale via FIFA’s website “on a first-come, first-served basis” on Wednesday at 11 a.m. ET.
Portugal, even without Cristiano Ronaldo, provided a perfect pre-World Cup test for the USMNT
A Puerto Rican couple had traveled from San Juan to Atlanta even though the wife said she was “scared” to visit the United States, because of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). That Puerto Ricans are citizens of the United States offered little sense of security, because “people don’t seem to know that.” But a […]
World Cup host Atlanta: Through the eyes of Jason Longshore
Watching the 1986 World Cup on TV from his Georgia home sparked 9-year-old Jason Longshore’s determination to make soccer part of his life. It wasn’t an easy era to pull that off, but Longshore succeeded beyond his imagination. Longshore is currently the color commentator for Atlanta United games on 92.9 The Game and the host […]
World Cup Countdown: Around the 11 U.S. cities
Latest news from the venues across the country.
U.S. Soccer budget will approach almost $400 million in fiscal year 2027
U.S. Soccer’s membership will be asked to approve a record operating budget of almost $400 million for fiscal year 2027, which begins on April 1.
