Oisín Coyne swapped Irish football for New York's soccer scene, and he hasn't looked back. Why the native of Kildare, Ireland, left his homeland to pursue his commentary dream in the United States.
What it looked like from pitchside in Harrison as Lukas Nmecha's early strike lifted Leeds United past Sunderland in a preseason tune-up at Sports Illustrated Stadium.
A long-distance strike from Leeds' Lukas Nmecha in the eighth minute proved the difference in a 1-0 win in front of a light Thursday night crowd in Harrison, New Jersey.
After Liverpool's win in front of 42,204 fans, players and Wrexham coach Phil Parkinson weighed in on Andoni Iraola's early tactical impact on Liverpool as the new manager made a happy return to a stadium he once called home.
42,204 fans packed Yankee Stadium to watch Andoni Iraola's Liverpool FC earn a late 1-0 win over Wrexham AFC in a preseason friendly.
Fireworks on Steinway Street, free tequila shots in Sunset Park, and police barricades in Harlem: What it was like at World Cup watch parties in some of the city's most passionate communities.
As Spain defeated Argentina, Spanish fans from all over the world gathered at one of New York City's most iconic Spanish food spots to watch and celebrate.
Several Gotham fans expressed excitement for the move to Queens in 2028 after getting a taste of the atmosphere, and the commute, for The Queens Classic.
Gotham FC will play the first NWSL match on Randall's Island, the latest milestone for the 5,000-seat Icahn Stadium, which has carved out a clear role since 2024 by hosting some of the world's top clubs and national teams.
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.
Barricades and strict NYPD crowd control measures greeted Senegal fans along West 116th Street who wanted to watch the nation's first World Cup match.
On Steinway Street in Astoria, fans of Egypt clad in red jerseys turned out in numbers and created a festive atmosphere as they watched the national team chase a first-ever win at the World Cup.
Fans at the first World Cup match in East Rutherford, New Jersey found it easier getting to the stadium before kickoff than they did getting home after Brazil played Morocco.
Fox and Indeed are hiring a Chief World Cup Watcher who will spend 39 days locked inside a glass cube in Times Square watching every minute of this summer's World Cup.
