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Federal authorities announced in a tweet Monday that the FBI has seized a large number of drones illegally flown over FIFA spaces in North Texas.
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Argentine superstar Lionel Messi, who's about to turn 39 years old, is coming to North Texas for the World Cup.
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Folarin Balogun notched a pair of goals against Paraguay. Can he continue his hot streak vs. Australia?
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The Londoner Pub, a Dallas staple for soccer fans, opened its doors in Arlington as the World Cup began. As the packed house belted out a song to the tune of Neil Diamond’s “Sweet Caroline,” chief operations officer Charlotte Tate said the soccer crowds had “the best vibe and atmosphere.”
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Hundreds of Croatia fans marched down the streets of downtown Dallas Tuesday evening ahead of the country's soccer team's match against England in the FIFA World Cup.
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In the final episode of the When the World Comes to Texas podcast, we talk about the culture surrounding the biggest sport event in the world.
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The FIFA World Cup Fan Festival is officially here. Fans from across North Texas and the world showed up at Fair Park to watch their favorite teams compete.
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The large claims about how the FIFA World Cup will economically benefit the region are likely exaggerated, some experts told KERA.
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In the third episode of the When the World Comes to Texas podcast, we talk about the world of street soccer and how informal games builds the culture of the sport in Texas and elsewhere.
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Incoming national teams already have World Cup fanbases in the Metroplex, eagerly waiting for them to arrive.
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DART leaders say the agency is ready to transport the thousands of World Cup visitors around the region.
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Volunteers in orange jerseys will be at the airport throughout the tournament to assist travelers.