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It was the 11-minute performance heard around the world. Madonna, Justin Bieber, BTS and Shakira each brought abridged hits to the World Cup's first halftime show in a whirlwind performance Sunday just outside New York. And it has resulted in some ...

FIFA President Gianni Infantino could be positioned for a new job.

Gianni Infantino should resign as head of FIFA for "destroying the football industry" by expanding international competitions, La Liga president Javier Tebas said Tuesday.

Lionel Messi arrived back in Argentina on Tuesday for a few days of rest following the World Cup final loss to Spain.

Another World Cup expansion could arrive in time for the next tournament.

It's the women's turn now.

Spanish soccer has reached a level of its own.

Ferran Torres' first goal of this year's World Cup was the goal of his life, and it put Spain back atop the soccer world.

Borja Iglesias, a forward on Spain's World Cup team, said that he is reluctant to shake President Trump's hand should his team win the soccer championship on Sunday.

Expect some goals in the World Cup final. At least, that's what history says.