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SportsReal Madrid Denies Any Contact With Bayern's Michael Olise
Real Madrid issued a public statement denying any direct or indirect contact with Bayern Munich's Michael Olise or his camp, after Spanish reports of a €200M-plus (~$230M) bid for the France winger.
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SportsParaguay's Almirón Red-Carded for Covering Mouth Under New FIFA Rule
Paraguay's Miguel Almirón was sent off in the 93rd minute for covering his mouth during an argument — the first red card under FIFA's new rule — as Paraguay beat Turkey 1-0 to eliminate them.
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SportsUSMNT Beats Australia 2-0 to Reach World Cup Knockout Round
The USMNT beat Australia 2-0 in Seattle on June 19 — on a Cameron Burgess own goal and an Alex Freeman strike — to reach the World Cup knockout round without the injured Christian Pulisic.
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SportsUSMNT Beats Australia 2-0 to Reach World Cup Knockout Stage
The USMNT beat Australia 2-0 in Seattle to reach the World Cup knockout stage with a game to spare — its first back-to-back World Cup wins since 1930, and without injured captain Christian Pulisic.
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SportsRaphinha Exits With Hamstring Injury in Brazil's 3-0 Win Over Haiti
Brazil beat Haiti 3-0 in their World Cup Group C match, but Raphinha limped off in the 40th minute with a hamstring injury that manager Carlo Ancelotti said would be assessed Sunday.
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SportsCanada's Ismaël Koné Breaks His Leg in World Cup Win Over Qatar
Canada midfielder Ismaël Koné broke his leg on a late tackle by Qatar's Assim Madibo during Thursday's 6-0 World Cup win in Vancouver and will undergo surgery — a "huge loss," coach Jesse Marsch said, as Madibo was sent off.
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SportsSwitzerland Beats Bosnia 4-1 After Scoring Five Goals in 15 Minutes
Switzerland and Bosnia and Herzegovina were scoreless at the half before five goals in 15 minutes produced a 4-1 Swiss win in Los Angeles on June 18, with Johan Manzambi scoring twice.
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SportsCanada Beats Qatar 6-0 for Its First-Ever Men's World Cup Win
Canada thrashed Qatar 6-0 in Vancouver on June 18 — a Jonathan David hat-trick leading the country's first-ever men's World Cup win and the biggest by a CONCACAF side in tournament history, though Ismaël Koné left injured.
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SportsNike Holds Toma Street Soccer National Finals at Bryant Park June 25-27
Nike turns Bryant Park into a street soccer arena June 25-27 for the Toma National Finals, where 150-plus teen ballers from across North America compete in 4v4 and 1v1 matches with Nike ambassador deals on the line.
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SneakersNike Gato 'N7' Releases June 18 for $125 to Open the 2026 N7 Collection
Nike's Gato 'N7' indoor soccer trainer drops June 18 for $125 in burgundy, forest green, and royal blue suede, opening the 2026 N7 collection that funds Indigenous youth sports.
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SportsGhana Beats Panama 1-0 on Caleb Yirenkyi's Late Goal in World Cup Opener
Caleb Yirenkyi's goal in the fifth minute of second-half stoppage time gave Ghana a 1-0 win over Panama at BMO Field in Toronto, lifting the Black Stars to the top of Group L in their 2026 World Cup opener.
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SportsGames to Watch — Wednesday, June 17: England opens its World Cup against Croatia
The World Cup runs the day: England open against Croatia at 4 PM ET (ESPN has England -0.5), with Portugal-Congo DR and Ghana-Panama bracketing it. Yankees and Guardians headline a full MLB card, plus six WNBA games.