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Bruno Lage agrees to become Diriyah Club head coach
Bruno Lage has agreed to sign as the new head coach of Diriyah Club, the Saudi Arabian side announced. The former Benfica manager is set to take over.
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Colombia 3-1 Uzbekistan: Luis Diaz Shines in World Cup Group K Opener
Colombia defeated World Cup debutants Uzbekistan 3-1 in their Group K opener, with Luis Diaz scoring one goal and setting up another. Uzbekistan scored their first-ever World Cup goal through Abbosbek Fayzullaev, but Colombia sealed the win with a 99th-minute header from Jaminton Campaz.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 Opening Round Quiz
Test your knowledge of the opening 24 matches of the FIFA World Cup 2026 with this quiz. From dramatic moments to key results, see how well you remember the tournament's start.
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Why England's Harry Kane Wears a Special Patch at the World Cup
England captain Harry Kane has been seen wearing a special patch on his shirt during the World Cup. The patch signifies a specific honor or role, and only certain players are eligible to wear it.
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Ghana score late winner to break Panama hearts
Ghana's Caleb Yirenkyi scored a 95th-minute winner to deny Panama their first-ever World Cup point in Toronto, Canada.
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World Cup Ball Under Scrutiny After Long-Range Goals
Goalkeepers may be struggling with the World Cup ball, as a number of long-range goals have raised questions. Joe Hart, Wayne Rooney, and Mark Chapman discussed the issue on BBC Sport.
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Drone intercepted near South Korea training base in Mexico
Mexican military intercepted an unregistered drone flying over South Korea's training base in Guadalajara before their World Cup match against Mexico. The incident raised spying concerns, but manager Hong Myung-bo said it did not significantly impact the team.
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Stade Brest Head Coach Eric Roy Dies at 58
Eric Roy, head coach of Stade Brest, has passed away at the age of 58. The club announced his death, prompting tributes.
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Scotland fans adorn Boston statues with traffic cone hats
Scotland fans visiting Boston for the World Cup have been placing bright orange traffic cones on statues, a tradition from Glasgow. The prank has been seen on statues including the Arms of Friendship, former mayor Kevin White, and basketball legend Bill Russell. Local authorities have begun removing the cones, but fans continue the practice.
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Tartan Army 'brought new life' to America's smallest state
Thousands of Scotland fans have turned Rhode Island into a hub during the World Cup, raising over $23,500 for charity and boosting local businesses. The Providence Tartan Army organized buses, events, and community outreach, leaving a lasting legacy.