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The 2022 World Cup kicks off Sunday in Qatar, the first ever played this late in the year and a tournament packed with intriguing storylines. Will Argentine star Lionel Messi finally win his first World Cup trophy? Can defending champion France repeat? Is the young, inexperienced U.S. squad good enough…

With the next men’s World Cup set to expand to 48 teams, enjoy this one last tournament of structural perfection.

Two of 2018’s most impressive sides are paired together with a Concacaf upstart and an African foe that changed coaches this past summer.

Seventeen of the 22 FIFA ExCo members who handed the 2022 World Cup to Qatar have been banned or indicted over allegations of corruption and wrongdoing, but the tournament survived the storm

When Canada’s men were last in the World Cup 36 years ago, it went horribly wrong, but this new generation has the bright young stars to make some noise.

It’s been eight long years for the U.S. men, but they’re back on the World Cup stage with a youthful, ambitious core.

Victor Montagliani and Peter Montopoli were at Canada Soccer when the organization failed to tell players the real reason why now-convicted sex offender Bob Birada left in 2008

The Gold Cup will follow the Concacaf Nations League final four, but it will not overlap with the Women’s World Cup.

India had booked an automatic berth in the age-group showpiece as hosts and they are one of the three debutants

Gregg Berhalter is executing a masterclass in managing expectations downwards as Qatar approaches. But that doesn’t mean all is lost

SAN DIEGO — The moment had unfolded, what, 20 times before? U.S. soccer superstar Alex Morgan lining up for a penalty kick attempt against Canadian goalkeeper Kailen Sheridan, one of the best ball-stoppers on the planet.