The winter is the time for soccer award ceremonies and galas.
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Your World Cup 2026 ticket guide
Entry into a lottery is being offered for premium (paying) Insiders the week of March 9-14.
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Massachusetts awards $10 million to fund watch parties
The state of Massachusetts has come through with $10 million to fund watch parties and other soccer events during the 2026 World Cup.
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France and Brazil weigh up World Cup prospects in glamour friendly
Brazil and France will be among the leading contenders for World Cup glory later this year and the two heavyweight nations continue their preparations for the tournament by facing off in a glamour friendly in the United States this week. With less than three months until the big kick-off, the countries ranked fifth and third […]
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NWSL, Week 1: Gotham FC begins title defense with win before record crowd
Reigning NWSL champion Gotham FC defeated expansion Boston Legacy FC 1-0 on Saturday afternoon in front of 30,207 fans at Gillette Stadium.
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NWSL’s challenge ahead
The NWSL is riding the investment boom in women’s pro sports. Despite huge advantages on the talent side, its teams have a lot of work ahead of it.
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World Cup Countdown: Around the 11 U.S. cities
Latest news from the venues across the country.
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U.S. Olympian Griffin Yow signs with Revs
Marko Mitrović, the new New England coach, is putting together quite a little collection of players from his 2024 Olympic team and 2025 U-20 World Cup team, both of which reached the quarterfinals in their respective competitions. The Revs acquired 23-year-old winger Griffin Yow from the Belgian Pro League’s KVC Westerlo for which he scored 18 goals and […]
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World Cup host Boston: Through the eyes of Frank Dell’Apa
Boston played an enormous role in the founding of our nation. It’s known as “the Cradle of Liberty.”
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New England Revolution reaches community impact agreements for new stadium
The New England Revolution reached agreements with the cities of Boston and Everett, major steps in moving forward with its plans to build a 24,000-seat soccer-specific stadium on the Everett waterfront.