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Trying to make peace with a pet peeve: Soccer fans who say ‘two-nil’
Our very own Ken Sugiura wrestles with British terms like “two‑nil,” “kits” and “boots” — but finds a new perspective on language and respect.
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How a Decatur field became the birthplace of YMCA youth soccer in U.S.
The Atlanta Chiefs helped jumpstart YMCA youth soccer in metro Atlanta that helped serve as a launching pad for the sport among kids.
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Is soccer really one of the healthiest sports? A Georgia doctor weighs in.
From heart health to fitness and mental wellbeing, an Emory expert explains how recreational soccer can offer unique benefits for adults of all ages.
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Heavy rain brings flood risk ahead of Atlanta’s last World Cup match
Thunderstorms are rolling across Georgia to start the week as Atlanta prepares for the city's last days of FIFA World Cup festivities.
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Looking for a World Cup ticket for the semifinal in Atlanta? It’s not cheap.
Wednesday’s Argentina-England World Cup semifinal at Atlanta Stadium will run you over $3K for a ticket, and for that don't expect to see Lionel Messi and Harry Kane up close.
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Marquee matchup: It’s England-Argentina in Atlanta for World Cup semifinals
England beat Norway 2-1 on Saturday in Miami in the World Cup quarterfinals, advancing to Wednesday's semifinal in Atlanta.
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FIFA selling the field to be used for the World Cup final in $450 pieces
FIFA is selling pieces of the World Cup final field for $450 each. The grass will be used for the July 19 final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
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How the World Cup could shape Atlanta’s restaurant scene for years to come
The 2026 FIFA World Cup might be an inflection point for the hospitality businesses in downtown Atlanta, even if it doesn't change things like tipping culture.