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How Much Money Did the 2026 FIFA World Cup Generated?

FIFA expected the 2026 World Cup to generate around $11 billion, but post-tournament reporting suggests revenue may have climbed to a record $15 billion, driven by ticketing, hospitality, and resale fees.

Jul 21

Argentina vs Spain: World Champions Face Europe’s Best in a Historic FIFA World Cup Final

Argentina and Spain will battle for the FIFA World Cup 2026 title after unbeaten runs to the final, with the defending champions boasting the tournament's most prolific attack and Spain arriving with its best defensive record. The final also offers Argentina a chance to become the first men's team since Brazil in 1962 to retain the World Cup, while Spain chase their second World Cup title.

Jul 19

DRS Gaming Creates History As Nepal's First Free Fire Team At The Esports World Cup

DRS Gaming has departed for Paris, France, to represent Nepal at the Esports World Cup 2026 after becoming the country's first Free Fire team to qualify for the tournament. Their participation marks a historic step for Nepali esports as they prepare to compete against the world's top Free Fire teams.

Jul 13

Argentina Beat Switzerland 3-1 After Extra Time To Reach World Cup Semi-Finals

Argentina Reached The FIFA World Cup 2026 Semi-Finals After Beating Switzerland 3-1 In Extra Time, With Julián Álvarez And Lautaro Martínez Scoring Late Goals.

Jul 12

Justin Bieber Set For Another Global Comeback At FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show

Justin Bieber is set for another major global comeback as he joins Madonna, Shakira, Burna Boy, BTS, and other stars for the first-ever FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show.

Jul 10

FIFA World Cup 2026 Quarterfinal Lineup Confirmed After Dramatic Round of 16

The 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinal lineup is officially complete, with Argentina, Spain, France, England, Norway, Morocco, Belgium, and Switzerland advancing after an action-packed Round of 16. The final eight teams secured their places through a mix of dominant victories, dramatic comebacks, and historic performances across stadiums in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Jul 8

Cristiano Ronaldo Makes World Cup History With Goal In Sixth Consecutive Tournament

Cristiano Ronaldo made FIFA World Cup history by becoming the first player ever to score in six consecutive World Cups after finding the net for Portugal against Uzbekistan at the 2026 tournament. The goal extended a remarkable record that began in 2006 and further strengthened Ronaldo's legacy as one of football's greatest players.

Jun 24

Lionel Messi Rewrites World Cup History With Record-Breaking 18th Goal

Lionel Messi made football history by scoring his 17th and 18th FIFA World Cup goals during Argentina's 2-0 victory over Austria at the 2026 World Cup. The achievement made the Argentine captain the highest goalscorer in World Cup history, adding another milestone to his legendary career.

Jun 23

Ronaldo's Historic Sixth World Cup Appearance Ends In Surprise Draw Against DR Congo

DR Congo produced one of the biggest surprises of the FIFA World Cup 2026 by holding Portugal to a 1-1 draw and denying Cristiano Ronaldo a winning start in his record sixth World Cup appearance. Despite Portugal controlling possession for most of the match, Yoane Wissa's equalizer secured DR Congo's first-ever World Cup goal and first-ever World Cup point.

Jun 18