FIFA World Cup

The standoff was the latest dispute that threatened to overshadow tournament play. Qatar has faced criticism of its treatment of migrant workers and its criminalization of homosexuality.

In 92 years of soccer’s biggest event, a host team had never lost its opening game.

When Qatar made its pitch to host the tournament, the country agreed to FIFA’s requirements of selling alcohol in stadiums.

From Brazil to the USA and more, find out which countries are the most popular selections in the FOX Super 6 World Cup Bracket Challenge.

The decision comes only two days before games start in Qatar and raised questions about how much control FIFA retains over its tournament.

One of the biggest questions going into this year's World Cup is how to pronounce the host country's name. We talked to native Arabic speakers about the proper way to pronounce Qatar in English.

With the 2022 FIFA World Cup quickly approaching, there are several stadiums that will be used throughout the tournament in the country of Qatar. Here's a look at where the games will be played.

The US Men's National Team midfielder is the son of an Air Force officer and spent part of his childhood in Germany, where his father was stationed.

Human rights groups have raised concerns over how police will deal with violations of Islamic laws criminalizing public drunkenness and homosexuality.

It's not an American thing. As a word, "soccer" is as English as a pint of warm ale.

Billboards arose across the country with personalized messages of encouragement to USMNT members from everyone's favorite fictional soccer coach, Ted Lasso.

Here are a few things to watch when group games get going in the smallest country ever to host a World Cup.

Meet the 2022 26-man FIFA World Cup United States men's national team.

Forward Haji Wright  and defender Tim Ream were among the notable inclusions when United States men’s national team coach Gregg Berhalter named the Americans’ 26-man roster for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

The conservative Muslim nation may show little tolerance for the booze-fueled hooliganism that has unfolded at tournaments past.

Former Qatari national team player Khalid Salman made the statements in an interview, highlighting concerns about the conservative country’s treatment of gays and lesbians.