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It has been a minute (or three) since we last ran a Subscriber Q&As here at Big D Soccer. Once the regular season got started for FC Dallas, the time to do one of these slipped away from us here.
But, we’re back! Last week we sent out the form for submitting questions to our subscriber base and what came back was a slew of World Cup related questions to dive into t...
The first World Cup match in North Texas in 32 years did not disappoint.
Netherlands and Japan played to a 2-2 draw Sunday afternoon at Dallas Stadium, a result that felt inevitable the moment the second half opened up and both sides decided they’d rather score than defend.
The opening 45 minutes were largely uneventful, as the Dutch controlled the possession an...
The 2026 World Cup is officially in Dallas.
Netherlands and Japan kick off Group F at Dallas Stadium on Sunday afternoon (3pm CT, Fox/Telemundo), and it’s not a throwaway opener, this is arguably the group’s pivotal match.
The Dutch arrive ranked seventh in the world with three World Cup final appearances and zero trophies to show for it. Japan rolls into North ...
Let’s be clear up front: attending a World Cup match at AT&T Stadium is not like going to a match in Europe or South America. This is a giant stadium surrounded by highways, parking lots, and pure logistical chaos.
The good news? If you plan ahead just a little, matchday can be smooth, fun, and memorable for all the right reasons. This guide walks you through exactl...
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.