Don't miss any of the action when the 2018 FIFA World Cup gets underway in Russia this summer.

With cross-platform play once again in the spotlight after it emerged you can't use your Epic account on the Nintendo Switch version of Fortnite if you've used it on the PlayStation 4 version, many within the FIFA community have also wondered whether the feature might come to the world's biggest sports video game. Currently, FIFA has no cross-platform play at all. Unlike, say, Rocket League, which lets PC players match with other players across PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch (the PS4 can't be matched up with Xbox One nor Switch), FIFA does not let players on different platforms play together.

World soccer's governing body FIFA has opened a disciplinary procedure against Mexico after alleged homophobic chants by Mexican fans during their World Cup win over Germany on Sunday.

Visa finds FIFA success in leveraging legendary football striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic

For the first time five African nations are competing in the FIFA World Cup, and it is anticipated that an incredible 86% of the continents' population in Sub-Sahara alone will be tuning into the matches, a new GeoPoll study says. Sports-mad Kenyans are no exception

Commonly known by his nickname Chicharito, the Mexico international Javier Hernandez is his country’s leading goalscorer. The experienced striker has represented El Tri at two FIFA World Cup tournaments before the 2018 edition and remains one of the main forces of the Mexican team which he once again proved by assisting the only goal in ...]

The successful bid for the 2026 Fifa World Cup comes at a fraught time in North American relations.

Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar would have all been allowed to keep Paul Pogba's reclassified World Cup goal, according to former France international Patrice Evra. Pogba hit a deflected winner as Les Bleus opened their Russia 2018 campaign with a 2-1 victory over Australia, but FIFA have belatedly marked the strike down as an own ...]

Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "A cursory glance at my birth certificate will confirm the fact that I was indeed born in Canada and as such never was really exposed to soccer on an international stage (were basically born with skates on up here) so while I was no stranger to soccer I never really saw it for the international phenomenon that it is. Its only as I grew older and began learning about the world outside of our perpetually frozen borders that I found there was a significant portion of the planet that called soccer their game the worlds game if you will. This led me of course to the FIFA series of games which, I will admit, I am terrible at, but enjoy none the less and this years upcoming edition looks like it will be another big hit for the franchise and the virtual sport."

As the FIFA World Cup approaches researchers have found that keyhole surgery could help get injured footballers back on the pitch faster than physiotherapy-led treatments. The team has analysed two treatments for femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) syndrome which refers to a problem with the hip's ball and socket joint.