
FIFA to change yellow card suspension rules for 2026 World Cup
FIFA is reportedly set to change the rules around yellow card suspensions at the 2026 World Cup.
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FIFA is reportedly set to change the rules around yellow card suspensions at the 2026 World Cup.

Mexico manager Javier Aguirre is bringing a dozen domestic-based players to begin preparations for the 2026 World Cup — taking place on Mexican soil.

The World Cup is due to take place in the US, Canada and Mexico from 11 June to 19 July

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Julian Nagelsmann has decided to push back Germany’s World Cup squad announcement to May 21.The squad was initially scheduled to be named on May 12, but the head coach has opted to delay the announc...

A soccer match official who was a potential pick to work at the men’s World Cup in North America was arrested for an alleged sexual assault at a hotel while in Britain for a game. World Cup organizer FIFA said on Tuesday it was “aware of the serious allegation,” after details of an alleged assault

Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann will announce his World Cup squad on May 21, nine days later than originally planned, and the start of the team training camp has also been pushed back by two days to May 27. The German Football Federation announced the new dates on Tuesday.

It is well-established at this point that FC Barcelona are intent on signing a new striker in the summer transfer window.Julian Alvarez of Atletico Madrid, in that regard, has emerged as the priority ...

Jurgen Klopp is hopeful that one Liverpool player in particular will enjoy a ‘fantastic World Cup’ in North America this summer.The 2026 finals will begin six weeks from Thursday, with several mem...