Everything you need to know as the city prepares to host World Cup games, from its sporting history to the best places to eat and drink ...

Atlanta's newly-announced National Women's Soccer League could soon have a home and it might be near Atlanta United's training facility.

For many years Atlanta, Georgia has been positioning itself as a leading contender to become soccer's hub in the United States of America. With the World Cup less than a year away, Atlanta has a very ...

The Atlanta Beltline held a World Cup-themed panel Dec. 11 at Monday Night Garage, located on the Westside Beltline, to ...

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is excited for the FIFA World Cup in his hometown, anticipating a huge economic impact and welcoming the world to Atlanta.

Historically, soccer has struggled to capture the attention of American sports fans, who predominantly favor football, basketball and baseball. That trend is rapidly changing, however, with soccer ...

ATLANTA — The U.S. Soccer Federation is building its national training center and headquarters right here in metro Atlanta, officials announced Friday. Arthur M. Blank, the co-founder of The Home ...

Sam Crenshaw is a veteran sports reporter and TV sports anchor on the CBS News Atlanta team. Sam is known in the Atlanta community for his knowledge of local athletes and teams as well as his passion ...

ATLANTA - Atlanta is going to be home to U.S. Soccer's new headquarters and the organization's first-ever designated national training center. U.S. Soccer and Georgia officials announced the move from ...

The City Council on Monday approved the purchase of 34 acres of vacant land off Franklin Gateway from IKEA for $18.5 million.

ATLANTA — Atlanta will host matches for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup and the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup. Atlanta United draws some of the largest crowds in the world. But if you need more proof of why ...