Scotland supporters can wear their kilts in all their customary glory at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The Scottish Football Association told The Associated Press on Wednesday that it had reached agreement ...

With just months to go before the FIFA World Cup arrives in North America and six games slated for downtown Seattle, the schedules and details of eight "Fan Zone" events in Bremerton's Quincy Square ...

A massive World Cup fan fest that had been planned for Liberty State Park in Jersey City was scrapped Thursday in a surprise move. The fan fest was slated to run from June 11 through July 19, but the ...

Despite being touted as the “central gathering place for fans from across the world,” plans for FIFA Fan Fest at Liberty State Park during the World Cup games at MetLife Stadium this year are being ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - KC2026 announced new information about FIFA Fan Fest, the free festival that will take place around World Cup matches in Kansas City. The Kansas City experience will be open ...

Kansas City schedules 18 free fan fest dates at WWI Museum during June–July. Daily capacity set at 25,000; attendees must register online at the event site. Fan fest aligns with Kansas City match days ...

CHANCE OF RAIN AND SNOW STILL ON SATURDAY. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU NICK. WELL, THIS SUMMER, TENS OF THOUSANDS WILL GATHER IN DOWNTOWN KANSAS CITY FOR THE LARGEST FIFA WORLD CUP WATCH PARTIES IN THE ...

Ceci Salas, celebrates at a region-wide watch party for the Final Draw. Kansas City’s FIFA World Cup soccer party continues as dates and key details about the FIFA Fan Festival begin to take shape on ...

We know the identities of the majority of the 2025-26 FA Cup’s final 16 teams and now we know where they were drawn for the fifth round. The fourth round draw guaranteed that the fifth round would ...

Long Beach is not on the list of official FIFA World Cup Fan Zones this summer, so instead, it’s hosting its own celebration and is teaming up with Major League Soccer and the LA Galaxy to do it. The ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — With 100,000 Argentinians expected to follow their team this summer during the World Cup, many of them are looking for places to stay. While hotels and Airbnbs can get expensive, ...