Get after your goal … of watching the men’s soccer World Cup in a comfortable location around the D.C. area, no matter what time your team is playing.

D.C. was not selected as one of 10 host cities in the U.S. for the 2026 World Cup. Officials had hoped it would bring hundreds of thousands of fans.

D.C. last hosted the FIFA World Cup in 1994.

Party in the name of art, Bastille Day, and the World Cup final this weekend.

Indulge your indoorsy side with a World Cup viewing party (with a D.C. United player!), a Shakespeare performance, and more.

Pick a country to root for and pick a place to do your cheering Thursday through July 15.

The U.S. Women’s National Team was honored in a ceremony at the White House this morning for their thrilling World Cup win.

Ivory Coast fans, be heard!

As D.C. has become something of a soccer town lately, naturally, that means there have been lots of great soccer-related comments Overheard in D.C.

More people are watching World Cup matches in D.C. than anywhere else in the country, according to ESPN’s ratings.