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FIFA and global football leaders have agreed to a six-country, three-continent 2030 World Cup to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the tournament in Uruguay. Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay will host kickoff matches, with Morocco the first North African nation to host the event. Saudi Arabia is the primary candidate for…

The opening match will be played in Montevideo, where the very first World Cup finals match was played in 1930.

Three South American nations will stage the three opening matches to celebrate the World Cup’s centenary, before Spain, Portugal and Morocco host the rest of the tournament

Leader of the game’s world governing body would be forced to rethink chasing votes and cash if Uefa and Conmebol unite

From Bielsa with Uruguay to Simeone at Atlético, managers from the South American nation are everywhere – except Brazil

The path to the Women’s World Cup has been vastly uneven for the teams headed to Australia and New Zealand next month

EA Sports FC continues to maintain its unrivaled authenticity ahead of its release after renewing its partnership with CONMEBOL

The tributes continue to pour in for Lionel Messi following Argentina's World Cup triumph. South American soccer's governing body on Monday presented the 35-year-old Argentine star a with statue, which will be placed in the CONMEBOL museum next to those of legendary players Pelé and Diego Maradona. Messi also received…

With the men’s tournament expanding to 48 teams, FIFA scrapped plans for three-team groups and announced a new round of 32 knockout.

Soccer’s North and South American governing bodies announced a partnership that will include a joint Copa, a women’s tournament and a club event.

The United States will host the 2024 Copa America, and the competition may change for the foreseeable after an agreement between Concacaf and CONMEBOL was reached