Treasurer James Diossa wants RI to take advantage of the 2026 World Cup, which could be worth $50M in economic activity.

Once an afterthought on the international soccer calendar, the revamped Club World Cup offers Cascadian fans an opportunity to see their favorite players and teams in a bona fide competition.

Erli Berg Daneshmand is a lifelong Bodo/Glimt fan. Thanks to Chris Waddle, he is also a Tottenham fanatic. And he is not the only ...

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Fans utilizing mass-transit during the '26 FIFA World Cup could use a mix of TRE trains and a DART "bus bridge" under a ...

ARSENAL are looking ahead to a HUGE summer transfer window as they look to close the gap at the top of the Premier League.

As Bodo/Glimt's historic Europa League run unfolds, fans find themselves grappling with soaring travel costs and the vast ...

Katie Price arrived arm in arm with a pal at The Prince of Wales Theatre in Cannock for her final panto performance in ...

Aston Villa may have support of the proverbial Palace, but it is the venerable Palace of south-east London who return to ...

Manchester City mean business when they will travel to the United States to participate in the FIFA Club World Cup between ...