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2026 World Cup logo revealed; Dallas awaits decision on finals, broadcast center locations AT&T Stadium in Arlington was named as one of the 16 locations that will host games for the tournament. May 18, 2023 9:59am CDT AT&T Stadium to host 2023 Gold Cup Quarterfinals, Mexico likely to pla...
“The matches are of an extremely high quality,” he concluded. ”I think this is also one of the features of this World Cup. For the first time 32 countries (are participating), eight debutants, and (there have been) great games, great goals (and) some underd...
We are delighted that the Sunflower is being used as part of FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™ commitment to delivering a safe, inclusive, and barrier-free tournament for everyone.
Get the full FIFA Women's World Cup stats for the 2023 season on ESPN. Includes leaders in goals, assists, yellow and red cards, and longest winning streaks.
— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup)July 19, 2023 United Kingdom: In the UK, BBC and ITV will broadcast the Women’s World Cup matches, along with streaming services ITVX and iPlayer. Australia: Matches will be broadcast on Seven Network and Optus Sport for football enthusiasts in Australia...
In addition: Uruguay, the site of the first-ever World Cup held in 1930, would host a special ceremony in the capital city of Montevideo. Three opening games would also be played in three separate South American countries: Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay. ...
As England prepare for FIFA World Cup 2023, the BBC is set to bring fans 24/7 access to all the action, analysis and entertainment across TV, iPlayer, Radio, Sounds and Online. With 33 live games on BBC TV and iPlayer, alongside coverage of the key games on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC...
After disappointing 2023, defending Olympic champion Canada has steadied heading into Paris Games Coach Bev Priestman acknowledges the Canadian women’s soccer team lost its way last year. The Canadians were humbled by a poor performance at last summer’s Women’s World Cup. June 11 Teenager ...