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Former Spain international Joan Capdevila says his ESTA application to enter the US for the World Cup final has been denied. He has appealed to President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio for help, fearing he will miss the match with his children.
England have travelled more than 14,000 miles to reach the World Cup semi-finals, seven times further than France. The tournament, staged across three countries and 16 cities, has forced teams to cover unprecedented distances. Experts question how travel affects performance.
Two men are driving a traditional London black cab to all 16 World Cup venues across the US, Canada, and Mexico. The 10,000-mile journey aims to raise charity funds and offer free rides to fans. They face constant mechanical issues but remain determined to finish before the final on July 19.
Jacob Allmendinger, 21, who used his life savings to take his grandfather to the World Cup, received £10,000 from an online crypto casino after his story went viral. The pair are now heading to Miami for England's quarter-final match.
England fans are arriving in Mexico City ahead of their match against the co-hosts, embracing the city's chaotic atmosphere.
Train operator GTR has warned passengers to travel only if absolutely necessary on Wednesday and Thursday as a rare red warning for extreme heat comes into force. Speed restrictions will reduce services, and Gatwick Express will suspend operations from early afternoon. Temperatures could reach 39°C.
A group of Scotland football fans flew a small plane from Prestwick Airport to Boston, Massachusetts, to attend the 2026 World Cup in the United States. The flight, which took over two hours, was organized by the fans themselves.
International visitors to the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the US are sharing viral reactions to American culture, from giant food portions and massive supermarkets to free soda refills and the absence of tax in listed prices.
A Scotland football fan traveled from Dumfries to Boston and back in 60 hours to watch his team play. The journey involved multiple flights and minimal sleep, highlighting the dedication of supporters.
A family from Wirral turned a small World Cup trip to the US into a 13-person holiday after relatives feared missing out. They saved for three years, visiting Miami, Las Vegas, and LA to watch games in bars and fan parks.
England fans at Gatwick Airport shared their excitement ahead of the World Cup, with one family planning a once-in-a-lifetime trip to watch the Three Lions play. Emeline, a fan from Corby, said she was 'over the moon' after waiting 30 years to see England play.
Scotland supporter Kenny Smith is racing to reach Boston after his US visa was approved on the eve of the World Cup. He missed a connecting flight in Dublin but is due to arrive hours before kick-off against Haiti.
