World Cup news

Lionel Messi has made more history at the 2022 World Cup after scoring the opening goal for Argentina from the penalty spot.

VAR was the centre of attention again as Argentina took the lead in their opening game against Saudi Arabia through a Lionel Messi penalty.

Ibrahima Konate has explained why management of his career is a family affair and how that approach helped to secure him a transfer to Liverpool.

How to watch and stream Morocco against Croatia on TV and online in the United States, United Kingdom, Africa & India.

Christian Pulisic believes that the USMNT has the firepower to beat England and must play "aggressive" football from the off against the Three Lions.

Lionel Messi, Neymar and Cristiano Ronaldo are among the legends said to be gracing a last World Cup, but does the same apply to Robert Lewandowski?

Cristiano Ronaldo was in stitches after drawing a hilarious portrait of Portugal team-mate Pepe.

How to the two GOATs stack up against each other on the biggest stage of all?

Can Argentina get off to a winning start?

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Lionel Messi “is the greatest”, says Nicolas Tagliafico, with Argentina looking to dispel Pele and Diego Maradona myths at the 2022 World Cup.

Neymar has been told by Brazil legend Romario that he is “f*cking great” and deserves to be the man that delivers a sixth World Cup for the Selecao.

Cristiano Ronaldo has shrugged off his supposedly awkward confrontations with Bruno Fernandes and Joao Cancelo inside Portugal’s World Cup camp.

There are a lot of unusual aspects to the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, but one on-field quirk has stood out so far: the long stoppage times.

Monday's draw with Wales felt like two dropped points instead of one gained as the U.S. missed a big chance to control its own destiny in Qatar

United States men's national team coach Gregg Berhalter said Gio Reyna's exclusion from a 1-1 draw with Wales was only partially injury related.

Gareth Bale said he had 'no doubts' about taking the penalty that secured a 1-1 draw for Wales in their World Cup opener against the United States.