The men’s World Cup is over, now Mexico’s women are ready for their moment
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With the 2026 edition of the men’s World Cup behind us — in which Mexico became the first country to host the sporting event on three separate occasions (1970, 1986 and 2026), leaving an indelible impression on fans worldwide who openly celebrated Mexico’s culture, gastronomy and spirited fandom — the “summer of North American soccer” is coming to a close. Well, sort of. It’s not completely over.
Luckily for fans of fútbol (also known as fút or balompié in Mexico), on-pitch action wi
Luckily for fans of fútbol (also known as fút or balompié in Mexico), on-pitch action wi
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