Photo Gallery: France and Morocco in the World Cup quarterfinals
The views from inside Boston Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, as France beat Morocco to reach the World Cup semifinals in a third straight tournament.
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The Blueprint: FIFA's Article 27
A deeper look at FIFA's move, made thanks to a clause in its disciplinary code, to let Folarin Balogun play against Belgium. Examining Trump's possible role, precedents from Cristiano Ronaldo to Garrincha, and what the ordeal meant for VAR, the USMNT, and FIFA.
Cosmos earn much-needed win thanks to Chevone Marsh goal, first clean sheet since March
The newest addition to the Cosmos attack made an instant impact, with 32-year-old Chevone Marsh scoring the match-winning goal on his debut in a 1-0 home win over FC Naples.
Matt Freese gets MLS All-Star nod at a most awkward time
Freese played at an All-Star level for years in MLS, but his first time on the roster arrives right as he's dealing with the aftermath of his mistake against Belgium in the World Cup Round of 16.
What Gotham FC stands to gain by swapping New Jersey for Queens
Gotham is officially moving into Etihad Park alongside New York City FC for the 2028 season, and the move brings with it multiple potential upsides for the two-time NWSL Champions.
USMNT's World Cup goes down in flames, Gotham heads to Queens
A walk back through the wreckage of the ugly US loss to Belgium, plus more positive views on Aiden O'Neill's performances for Australia, Gotham's now-confirmed move to Etihad Park, and the persistent drumbeat of rumored new NYCFC signings.
The big mistake shouldn't define Matt Freese
Freese said his error leading to Belgium's third goal "stings more than probably any other moment in my life," but his solid track record for his country and at club level shouldn't be forgotten.
Nightmare end to the World Cup for the USMNT and Matt Freese
The United States flopped in the World Cup's Round of 16 in Seattle, losing 4-1 to a motivated Belgium side on what was a mistake-filled night for the Americans that included a costly gaffe in goal by Matt Freese.
FIFA shenanigans cast unwelcome shadow over USMNT
All the off-field drama around Folarin Balogun's red card suspension being lifted ahead of the Belgium Round of 16 match creates a huge distraction that will hang over the United States squad.
Photo Gallery: Norway 2-1 Brazil in New Jersey's penultimate World Cup match
Photos from the Round of 16 clash between Norway and Brazil at NY/NJ Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, in which Erling Haaland stole the show with two goals to send the Seleçao home.
Norway stuns Brazil in East Rutherford to reach World Cup quarterfinals
Erling Haaland's two goals helped Norway make history as they advanced past Brazil with a 2-1 win to reach the quarterfinals of a World Cup for the first time in the nation's history.
Photo Gallery: France vs Paraguay on Independence Day in Philadelphia
An up-close look at the action in Philadelphia on the 4th of July as France and Paraguay battled in near-100-degree temperatures for a spot in the World Cup quarterfinals.
France overcomes scorching heat, aggressive Paraguay to book spot in quarterfinals
The hottest game played so far at the World Cup took place in Philadelphia on the Fourth of July, as France kept its cool and handled Paraguay's chippy, defensive approach in a tense 1-0 win.
Aiden O'Neill in peak form, but Australia bows out of World Cup on penalties
Both New York City FC players, O'Neill and debutant Kai Trewin alike, contributed for Australia in their penalty-kick loss to Egypt, but O'Neill consistently shined in the Socceroos' midfield throughout the World Cup.
World Cup inspires a fresh round of European vs domestic leagues discourse
The World Cup has inspired people to once again argue about which clubs are worthy of fandom, and in New York, winning fans over to the local teams rather than Europe's elite remains an ongoing, uphill battle.
The Blueprint: Hydration breaks and the history of World Cup rule changes
The addition of hydration breaks and expanding to a 48-team field are the big tweaks present at this World Cup, but how do they compare to other seismic changes made over the course of World Cup history?