Former Canada men's and women's national team coach John Herdman defends his time at the helm after an independent investigation into his conduct concludes.

The Athletic's guide to who's qualified, how many places each confederation gets, and what stage qualification is at

The 2026 men’s World Cup is still more than a year away, but in March of 2025, its field of 48 teams began to take shape. Japan, New Zealand, Iran and Argentina joined co-hosts Canada, Mexico and the United States on the list of qualified nations.

More than the negative result, as Argentina qualified for the World Cup earlier in the day and then beat them convincingly, Brazil were defeated also for the way they played, as the team coached by Lionel Scaloni showed to be much better at this stage.

This edition will bring a major change with the expansion to 48 teams, organized into 12 groups of four. With more matches and a new qualification system, the format promises more excitement and opportunities.

Automatic berths for the North American co-hosts leaves the real World Cup qualifying drama for the June window.

Co-hosts the United States, Canada and Mexico are already in, but the list is growing for the 2026 World Cup field

Davies' ACL injury causes backlash from agent, Club World Cup's $125m prize for winners, Brazil turn attention to Ancelotti.

The winner of the FIFA Club World Cup will take home at least $125 million of a $1 billion prize pool this summer. Here's out it all breaks down.

Canada, Mexico and the United States of America have all qualified as hosts, with the expanded 48-team format opening up new opportunities to see more nations from different regions as there will be 16 more teams in the finals to enjoy. Below is the latest info on which teams have qualified for the 2026 World Cup.

Canada's Eliot Grondin won gold in snowboard cross at the world championships Friday. The Ste-Marie, Que., native topped the podium ahead of France's Loan Bozzolo and Austria's Alessandro Haemmerle.