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- FIFA World Cup 2026™ Last-Minute Sales Phase to start on Wednesday, 1 April
FIFA reminds fans that FIFA.com/tickets is the official and preferred source for FIFA World Cup 2026 FIFA World Cup 2026 ticket holders travelling to the United States are eligible for the FIFA Priority Appointment Scheduling System ( FIFA PASS ). As a not-for-profit organisation, FIFA reinvests the revenue that it generates from the FIFA World Cup A full overview of the FIFA World Cup investment budget is available on FIFA.com .
- Match officials appointed for landmark FIFA Club World Cup 2025™
Match officials appointed for landmark FIFA Club World Cup 2025™ Total of 117 match officials from 41 exclusive global broadcaster, DAZN Following a thorough preparation process that included seminars with FIFA referees from all six confederations, the FIFA Referees Committee has announced the match officials who will oversee games at the groundbreaking FIFA Club World Cup 2025™, which will take place from 14 “We are coming from high standard performances delivered during the last FIFA tournaments.
- Hisense becomes partner for new FIFA Club World Cup™
Hisense becomes partner for new FIFA Club World Cup™ Hisense named the first Official Partner of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™, building on its seven-year relationship with FIFA Partnership announced by Agreement paves the way for further sponsorship deals for FIFA’s new flagship club competition to be Chinese-headquartered consumer electronics company to sponsor the FIFA World Cup™. The new FIFA Club World Cup will unite the world’s 32 top clubs every four years.
- River Plate Held to Draw by Sergio Ramos and Monterrey in FIFA Club World Cup
The always cool and composed captain Sergio Ramos (center) effortlessly fends off River Plate strikers Franco Mastantuono (30) and Facundo Colidio (11). Photo by Katareena Roska for Tangent Zine. In a match showcasing elite football talents like defender Sergio Ramos and goalkeeper Esteban Andrada, CF Monterrey executed a well-structured defensive plan from beginning to end, allowing the Mexican football powerhouse to secure a 0-0 draw against Argentina's most successful club, River Plate. Monterrey held firm in a tense, tactical stalemate at the vibrant Rose Bowl, witnessed by 57,393 spectators. They frustrated the energetic Argentine team and its numerous fans present, while maintaining their own chances of scoring. Franco Mastantuono (left), the 17-year-old midfielder from River Plate, set to join Real Madrid next season for a record $72.6 million, tries to get past CF Monterrey's Lucas Ocampos. Photo by Katareena Roska for Tangent Zine. River Plate, inspired once more by the 17-year-old prodigy Franco Mastantuono, took 18 shots but failed to break through a well-organized Rayados defense. Their most promising opportunities arose in the first half when Gonzalo Martinez volleyed wide, and in the second half, when goalkeeper Gerardo Arteaga cleared off the line after Esteban Andrada was caught out by a cross. Five-time Concacaf Champions League winners Monterrey controlled 60% of the possession but couldn't take advantage, even after River Plate's Kevin Castaño was shown a second yellow card and sent off during second-half injury time. Gonzalo Montiel (4) defends Sergio Ramos (93), who, at 39 years old, managed to reverse the clock with his old defensive instincts during CF Monterrey's draw with River Plate. Photo by Katareena Roska for Tangent Zine. Manager Domenec Torrent's Monterrey is still without a win, having earned two points from two draws, and is under pressure to secure a victory against Urawa Reds on Wednesday at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. River Plate and Inter Milan lead Group E, each with four points. They are set to face off in a crucial match on Wednesday at Lumen Field in Seattle. With the current standings, the final outcome in Group E is still up in the air.
- Final Draw for the FIFA World Cup 26™ to take place in Washington DC on 5 December
Final Draw for the FIFA World Cup 26™ to take place in Washington DC on 5 December Groups for biggest single-sport event in history – next year’s 48-team FIFA World Cup™ in Canada, Mexico and the United Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino at the White House On Friday, 5 December 2025, the world will discover the group-stage matches to be contested at the FIFA World Cup 26™, with all eyes set to converge As well as the Final Draw for the FIFA World Cup 26 being staged in the US capital in December, the FIFA
- Record-breaking prize money to be awarded to inaugural FIFA Women’s Champions Cup™️ winners
Record-breaking prize money to be awarded to inaugural FIFA Women’s Champions Cup™ winners First-ever reaching the decisive encounter at Arsenal Stadium on Sunday, 1 February 2026 Prize structure reflects FIFA commitment to accelerating investment and excellence in the women’s club game globally The inaugural FIFA clubs around the world through the FIFA Club Benefits Programme. Women’s Champions Cup and the FIFA Women’s Club World Cup™, set to debut in 2028.
- FIFA World Cup 26™ International Broadcast Centre to be hosted in Dallas
FIFA World Cup 26™ International Broadcast Centre to be hosted in Dallas The Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center will serve as the official hub for global broadcast media operations The IBC will be operated by FIFA Approximately 2,000 broadcast media representatives will have access to state‑of‑the‑art facilities FIFA Host Broadcaster for the FIFA World Cup 26. World Cup 2026,” said North Texas FIFA World Cup Organizing Committee President Monica Paul.
- Match officials appointed for FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025™
Match officials appointed for FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025™ Fifty-four officials selected: 18 referees be used across the competition Tournament to commence on 27 September and conclude on 19 October The FIFA Referees Committee has announced the match officials who will oversee games at the FIFA U-20 World Cup A total of 54 match officials (18 referees and 36 assistant referees) from 22 FIFA Member Associations reading of the game,” noted FIFA Director of Refereeing Massimo Busacca.
- FIFA and World Health Organization launch global concussion awareness campaign
FIFA and World Health Organization launch global concussion awareness campaign Suspect and Protect will Global campaign is launched in partnership with the World Health Organization (WHO) and supported by FIFA for the Global Game: 2023-2027 and following on from the announcement at The IFAB AGM in March 2024 , FIFA Developed through extensive consultation with FIFA Medical and WHO brain health experts, the Suspect distributed to the 211 FIFA Member Associations for delivery at a national, regional and local level
- FIFA to mark International Day for Countering Hate Speech during World Cup matches June 18
FIFA to mark International Day for Countering Hate Speech during World Cup matches June 18 FIFA will mark International Day for Countering Hate Speech at the four venues hosting FIFA World Cup 2026 matches Key stadium activations designed to raise awareness of how the FIFA Social Media Protection Service ( SMPS) has kicked away 30 million+ abusive posts and comments since its creation ahead of the FIFA World Throughout the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026™, the service remains actively deployed, providing a proactive
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