With the Premier League Summer Series heading to Georgia next week, it is a huge 12 months for Atlanta as it aims to be known ...

With the FIFA World Cup 2026 just a year away, Atlanta’s creative community is already stepping onto the global stage—through art. In a city where streetwear, storytelling, and sports ...

The 2026 World Cup is exactly one year away — and the tournament is kicking off the 365-day countdown in a killer way. On Wednesday, FIFA began to roll out the names of the celebrity ambassadors ...

Momentum grew after Atlanta was a host city for the COPA America in 2024 and the FIFA Club World Cup this year. Officials see this as a launchpad for growing soccer in Georgia and improving the ...

Atlanta, which was left off the roster in 1994 as it prepared to host the Summer Olympics in 1996, will become the country's unofficial soccer capital when the U.S. federation opens its first-ever ...

The FIFA Club World Cup concluded at Mercedes Benz Stadium with Inter Miami defeating FC Porto 2-1, drawing thousands of fans to downtown Atlanta. The event not only showcased top-tier soccer but ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) -With one year left to go until the 2026 World Cup, U.S. host cities and soccer fanatics hope the record-breaking quadrennial spectacle will elevate the "beautiful game" for ...

The Brief. Atlanta marks the one-year countdown to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Mercedes-Benz Stadium undergoing upgrades, including a newly installed grass pitch, in preparation for the event.

Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. said it wants to try and do as much as it can in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. For Trettel, he said the time for trying has passed. He needs to see some results.

ATLANTA — Roughly just one year from now, Atlanta will take the world stage as one of the host cities for the FIFA World Cup. The A-T-L will host eight matches in 2026, second most among host ...

Killer Mike Named Atlanta Celebrity Ambassador for 2026 FIFA World Cup The rap icon on soccer, Pelé, and what the tournament will mean for his city: It’ll “never be the same” By Tomás Mier ...