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Here are the Club World Cup 2025 groups, including Messi's Inter Miami
FIFA on Thursday drew the groups for the 32-team Club World Cup in 2025, set to transpire in the United States.
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What to know for FIFA's revamped Club World Cup draw: Teams, history, more
Soccer’s biggest ever global club tournament is coming to the United States next year and the 32-team group stage will be drawn Thursday.
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FIFA moves toward ending soccer tradition and letting league games be staged in other countries
FIFA moved Wednesday toward ending decades of soccer tradition by reviewing the rules that currently block domestic league games being played in other countries.
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Why FIFA is facing pushback over US-staged Club World Cup
FIFA is facing renewed pushback over its expanded Club World Cup just over a year before the tournament is due to be staged in the United States.
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Spain women's national team refuses to play until sport's president is removed
The team’s decision comes after Rubiales kissed Jenni Hermoso during the World Cup victory celebration
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FIFA opens case against Spanish soccer official who kissed player on the lips at Women's World Cup
FIFA has opened a disciplinary case against Luis Rubiales, the Spanish soccer official who kissed a player on the lips while celebrating the team’s Women’s World Cup triumph.
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FIFA president says Women's World Cup breaks even but downplays calls for equal prize money
FIFA president Gianni Infantino once again dismissed suggestions for equal prize money between the Women’s World Cup and the men’s tournament.
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‘They're going to get better and better': FIFA fans show up for England and Denmark
Ariana Figuera visited the FIFA Fan Fest at the 2023 Women’s World Cup, where fans of Team England and Team Denmark congregated before the big match. “That’s why we’re here– we want to celebrate.”
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When could Vietnam get its first Women's World Cup win?
Vietnam is one of the countries in the 2023 Women’s World Cup searching for its first win. Here’s who the nation could secure it against.
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Australian Indigenous advocates urge for FIFA to do more for them in Women's World Cup legacy
Indigenous sports leaders and advocates have urged FIFA to address what they’ve called an “egregious omission” of First Nations organizations in Australia in a Women’s World Cup legacy plan.
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Take a tour of the Official FIFA Fan Fest
Telemundo 39’s Ariana Figuera gives an inside look at the FIFA Fan Fest at the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Auckland, New Zealand.
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Check out Oceaunz, the official match ball for the 2023 Women's World Cup
FIFA and adidas rolled out Oceaunz as the official match ball for the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
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What are the 2023 Women's World Cup tiebreaker rules?
As we get closer to the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, we take a look at how tiebreakers work according to FIFA’s criteria.
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Breaking down how extra time rules work in the Women's World Cup
Nothing is more thrilling than extra time – and penalty kicks – during the Women’s World Cup. Here’s everything you need to know about how it works.
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How big are Women's World Cup soccer fields? Field dimensions, explained
The excitement surrounding the 2023 Women’s World Cup is ramping across the globe. Let’s look at the dimensions of professional soccer fields, size and more.
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Australia's Matildas call for equal prize money for men's and women's World Cups
Australia’s Matildas have called for equal prize money for soccer’s global showpiece tournaments just days out from kicking off the Women’s World Cup in Sydney.
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Meet Tazuni, the official 2023 Women's World Cup mascot
Tazuni is the official mascot for the 2023 Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. Get to know the “fun, football-loving” penguin.
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Sponsor offers 20,000 free tickets to Women's World Cup as New Zealand sales lag
Xero, a Women’s World Cup partner, said it would offer 5,000 free tickets to a match at each of New Zealand’s four venues.
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Building the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup ultimate footballer
Speed? Agility? Height? How would you build the ultimate footballer? Let’s attempt it with some of the best players competing at the 2023 Women’s World Cup.
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Every player at Women's World Cup will be paid at least $30,000 for first time
FIFA has agreed that a chunk of the prize money pool at the Women’s World Cup go straight to the players — all 732 of them.