Since the 2006 World Cup in Germany, FIFA Fan Festivals have been a mainstay during the tournament.

If you're not going to a match but still want to watch with a crowd, there's a lot going on for fans in every host city and beyond.

FOX News' Ashley Dvorkin takes a look at some of the stadiums that are hosting World Cup matches and talking about some of the big-name entertainment that can be expected throughout the World Cup.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup heads into its third day on June 13 with four more matches scheduled across the United States and Canada.

The World Cup is here, and you can watch the action for free. No, not inside the stadium in Miami Gardens. But at a free community watch party. While plenty of restaurants and bars are also drawing in soccer fans with free watch parties,

University Health is prepared to cool patients from the Fan Festival and the games themselves. Here's how they'll do it.

The Santa Monica Pier, Plummer Park, Getty Center, Grand Central Market and more host watch parties and fan events for the World Cup.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicked off on June 11 and many celebrities including Shakira and KPop Demon Hunters' EJAE were in attendance.