World Cup Coverage
Folarin Balogun, who could have played for England or Nigeria, scores 2 for US in World Cup debut
Key issues for England at 2026 World Cup: Fatigue, fitness and do Gordon, Stones start?
Gear from England’s World Cup team reportedly stolen while team was en route to KC
Jarell Quansah: Leaving Liverpool was needed for England World Cup call-up
Thomas Tuchel to drop Marc Guehi against Croatia with first-team details leaked
Gerard Butler predicts Scotland World Cup win against England
Micah Richards would have have ‘sacrificed’ Jordan Henderson for Cole Palmer
Familiar foes and star power: England's World Cup opponents profiled

Folarin Balogun goal

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Why Folarin Balogun chose to play for USMNT instead of England or Nigeria
Monaco striker Folarin Balogun announced himself on the world stage on Friday night when he became the first United States men's national team player to score two goals in a World Cup match since the very first tournament in 1930.

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NBC News on MSN · 8h
Folarin Balogun chose the US over England. It’s already paying off in the World Cup
The New York Times · 1d
The USMNT was desperate to beat England to ‘sign’ Folarin Balogun. This World Cup can show why

England, Kansas City

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England World Cup gear stolen from team van in Kansas City
Two people have been arrested in Kansas City after England World Cup equipment was stolen in transit from Florida.

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ABP - Live on MSN · 8h
FIFA World Cup 2026: England training gear stolen in Kansas City, police launch probe - report
NDTV Sports on MSN · 10h
England FIFA World Cup team robbed in US, training equipment stolen in transit
BBC

Richards 'understands' but disagrees with Tuchel's England squad selection

BBC pundit Micah Richards says he "understands" the squad picked by England manager Thomas Tuchel for the 2026 World Cup, but does not agree with Tuchel's selections, adding he would have selected one of Cole Palmer or Phil Foden.
The Wall Street Journal on MSN

It’s coming home—to England. Or Portugal. Or Spain. Or France. Two experts (and whatever Jason Gay is) debate the 2026 World Cup

The Journal’s sports columnist leads a roundtable with acclaimed WSJ soccer correspondents Joshua Robinson and Jonathan Clegg on who’s going to win and who’s going to collapse.
The New York Times

Nine Ballon d’Or contenders who can enhance their credentials at the 2026 World Cup

From Harry Kane to Michael Olise to Erling Haaland – here are nine players who could leverage this summer's tournament for personal glory
Forbes

World Cup: How An England Vs. Germany Final Could Boost The U.S. Economy

For the U.S. to get its promised economic lift from the World Cup, it will take an influx of international fans who can come to the U.S. at the last minute.

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