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wncy.com > 07/23/2026 > 1113781

College notes: Phoenix men’s soccer schedule released

7+ hour, 31+ min ago   (501+ words) On Wednesday afternoon, the Green Bay men’s soccer 2026 schedule was announced by Head Coach John O’Reilly. GB is slated to play 19 times, with the first two of those being exhibition contests in early August. Out of the 17 regular season games,…...

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wncy.com > 07/21/2026 > world-cup-final-draws-record-us-audience-signals-soccers-mainstream-moment

World Cup final draws record 63 million US viewers, signals soccer’s mainstream moment

1+ day, 19+ hour ago   (604+ words) By Aditya Soni and Jaspreet Singh July 21 (Reuters) – Nearly 63 million Americans tuned in to watch Spain beat Argentina in the FIFA World Cup final on Sunday, shattering viewership records and underscoring soccer’s growing appeal in the U.S. after decades…...

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wncy.com > 07/12/2026 > soccer-potential-world-cup-expansion-to-be-discussed-after-2026-edition-infantino

Soccer-Potential World Cup expansion to be discussed after 2026 edition – Infantino

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (594+ words) ATLANTA, July 12 (Reuters) – Any further expansion of the World Cup, increasing the number of teams participating at the finals to 64, will be discussed after this year’s edition, FIFA president Gianni Infantino said without providing any details. The 2026 finals in Canada,…...

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wncy.com > 06/24/2026 > soccer-u-s-wont-start-players-on-yellow-cards-against-turkey-says-pochettino

Soccer-U.S. won’t start players on yellow cards against Turkey, says Pochettino

4+ week, 19+ hour ago   (434+ words) INGLEWOOD, California, June 24 (Reuters) – United States coach Mauricio Pochettino said he won’t start any of his already-qualified team’s four players who have yellow cards when they face Turkey in Thursday’s World Cup clash. The U.S. ​have already guaranteed top…...