The bonus — or curse, depending on whom you ask — of being one of three host nations for next year’s FIFA World Cup is the loss of being a cohesive unit "hardened" by the rigors of qualifying

Club World Cup has been punctuated by a brutal heat wave in the U.S. that has left players and coaches flustered. The bigger question: What will such weather do for next summer's World Cup?

PSG faces Chelsea in the FIFA Club World Cup final on Sunday, July 13, 2025 (7/13/25) at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Mexico beat the USMNT for the Concacaf Gold Cup in front of 70,295 fans at Houston's NRG Stadium. Most of them were supporting the visitors.

The latest FIFA rankings have been released following post-season summer internationals.World champions Argentina remain top of the pile followed by Spain, France, England and Brazil.Gold Cup winners

Next year's Fifa World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico is set to be "the most climate-damaging" in the tournament's history, according to new research by environmentalists.Scientists for Global Responsibility (SGR) has calculated the greenhouse gas emissions attributable to the tournament,

The 48-team tournament will produce around nine million tons of greenhouse gas emissions, according to a report.

FIFA's expanded Club World Cup tournament was designed as a money-spinning exercise and a chance to draw in greater global audiences. And yet, the decision over including a bronze-medal match seems oddly sensible.