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The 2026 FIFA World Cup is finally here. We have 48 teams, 12 groups, 3 host nations and exactly zero guarantees. Seriously, the group stage has shown us anything can happen. Four years ago Saudi Arabia stunned Argentina. Japan toppled Germany and Spain. Every World Cup handles you at least one result that makes you feel like you’ve never watched soccer a day in your life.


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There’s a version of this FC Dallas season where the story is simple: Petar Musa is on a historical run and everything else is supporting cast. But that version feels too easy and a tad lazy.

Yes, Musa is putting together one of the most dominant individual season in club history. But strip him out of the picture for a sec on and what you find is a team that has quietly...


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North Texas SC has signed forward Da'vian Kimbrough on loan from USL Championship side Sacramento Republic FC through the end of the 2026 MLS NEXT Pro season.

On Oct. 1, 2023, Kimbrough made his professional debut for Sacramento Republic FC at 13 years, 7 months and 13 days old, becoming the youngest player to debut in a professional American soccer league.

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The World Cup break has arrived and FC Dallas has had about three months and 15 matches to show us who they are in 2026. At this point, the grades are mostly written - some guys have made their case, some are still waiting for a moment that hasn’t come, and a few are in full “what the hell is going on” territory.

The Panic Index is back for another round. Same rules ap...


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Here’s the thing nobody really cares to focus on too much during the FIFA World Cup: the summer heat in Texas.

This goes for international visitors who’ve never set foot in North Texas and have absolutely no frame of reference for what “hot and humid” means at this latitude. But honestly? It also goes for the DFW locals who have survived 20-plus Dallas summers and stil...


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