Nine teams are competing in Philly, including Ivory Coast, Ecuador, Brazil, Haiti, France, Iraq, Curacao, Croatia, and Ghana.
When the world's top soccer players take the field in Philadelphia, the goals they aim for will have already been crafted in Pennsylvania. Kwik Goal, a family-run company based in Quakertown, is the official goal maker for U.S. Soccer.
U.S. President Donald Trump will present the trophy to the winners of the World Cup final in New Jersey on July 19, FIFA president Gianni Infantino has confirmed.
Cristiano Ronaldo became the first player to score in six different World Cup tournaments on Tuesday, getting a goal in the sixth minute of Portugal's match against Uzbekistan.
We've rounded up a few spots where soccer fans and those looking to experience the energy of the FIFA World Cup can watch a game in Philadelphia.
Millions of viewers around the world are expected to turn their attention to Philadelphia on Monday night as the city hosts one of its most anticipated World Cup matchups: Iraq versus France.