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20,000 Argentines followed their team across North America. A couple heard their accent for the first time in five years. And Messi played his last World Cup.
Mark Deleon grew up near downtown Houston. He painted a mural about fútbol, childhood dreams, and the neighborhood that shaped him. This is his story.
Cabo Verde didn’t travel to the World Cup. The World Cup traveled to them. 200 years of diaspora in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, finally on the biggest stage.
They clean the stadium after every match. A manga inspired Iniesta. A player wrote his thesis on dribbling. Japan plays soccer the same way it does everything.
Hatziel Flores grew up in Deep Ellum and Mexico City. He painted a mural about football, community, and the 11th man. This is his story.
He had 4,700 Instagram followers. Then an Argentine influencer said his name. Now Tim Payne has 4 million fans and a World Cup to play.
The Knicks beat the Spurs 4-1. Three games decided by one possession. 53 years since the last title. New York has its championship.
The US is hosting the biggest football tournament in history. The question isn’t whether it can win. It’s whether it can believe.
48 countries. 48 reasons to care beyond the result. Introducing 48 Nations — the series that covers what each country carries into the 2026 World Cup.
Steve Perrault of Section Ten built 613 episodes out of one LinkedIn message and a dream. Nine Innings In ep 3, the Red Sox, Griffey, and Fenway at its best
