The FIFA Club World Cup exposed some significant issues that could hamper the 2026 World Cup, with hot weather being among the top concerns.

When FIFA dubiously awarded the 2022 World Cup to Qatar, it gave a country with no sporting history or infrastructure the right to host soccer's biggest event in an extreme summer climate. But ...

How climate change could force FIFA to rethink the World Cup calendar Tournament soccer in June and July is a tradition going back to the first World Cup in 1930.

Asia’s half a dozen remaining FIFA World Cup 26 hopefuls will learn their route to the global showpiece when the fourth round draw takes place on Thursday.

The tournament delivered spectacle and a clear warning: hosting the world's biggest sporting event next summer will take more than world-class stadiums.

FIFA has stuck to its traditional June-July schedule for the men’s World Cup except in 2022 when it moved the tournament to November-December to avoid the summer heat in Qatar.

The FIFA World Cup winner sat down to discuss each of the Brazilian team's performances in the States and the impact they could have.

How climate change could force FIFA to rethink the World Cup calendar Heat mainly becomes an issue when the World Cup is held in the Northern Hemisphere, because June and July are winter months in ...