The United States will open the 2026 World Cup with an opponent it had some fireworks with in November. The USMNT drew Paraguay for their first match on June 12, 2026 at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. When the two sides played a match that was supposed to be friendly on Nov. 15, tensions flared with a late-match brawl.

Tyler Adams has set a bold goal for the United States men's soccer team, aiming to reach the World Cup semifinals for the first time since the inaugural tournament in 1930.

In the buildup to the World Cup, the U.S. will play two friendlies in March, against Portugal and Belgium in Atlanta. They will then play two more tune-up matches on May 31 in Charlotte (against a to-be-determined opponent) and June 6 in Chicago (against Germany) as they prepare for their June 12 opener.

It's a statement victory for the USMNT as they stretched their unbeaten run to five games to end 2025. They've hit their stride under Mauricio Pochettino, and no matter who is in the lineup, an identity is forming. Let's take a look at the goals:

John Hackworth, who has more than 30 years of experience, has been hired as men’s soccer coach at the Naval Academy.

The U.S. drew familiar opponents and ones it just beat as part of World Cup prep. The expectations for next summer are now on the rise

The NCAA men's soccer tournament has a long history of teams coming out of nowhere to make a deep run and even win the title. Here's how to watch all the drama of this year's edition.

Saint Louis erased a two-goal halftime deficit to defeat Akron, 3-2, on Saturday in the NCAA Division III quarterfinals at FirstEnergy Stadium in Akron. Saint Louis scored their final two goals after a red card reduced Akron to 10 players.