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With more teams and new rules, did the biggest World Cup ever truly deliver on its promises, or did it just create more debate?
The 2026 World Cup, expanded to 48 teams, promised to be the biggest event in history, raising questions about its quality and impact. Controversies
Despite challenging conditions and a resilient opponent, England found a way to assert their dominance in the second half.
England secured first place in Group L at the FIFA World Cup 2026, facing a determined Panama side. The match saw England's coach Thomas Tuchel make
FIFA's decision to implement mandatory hydration breaks at the World Cup has sparked debate, with Arsene Wenger confirming a post-tournament review.
Arsene Wenger, FIFA's head of global football development, acknowledges the unpopularity of hydration breaks at the 2026 World Cup. FIFA plans to
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