Hattiesburg 1:0 Jackson Boom 
Long Island Rough Riders 4:1 Cedar Stars Rush 
Flatirons Rush 0:0 Utah United 
Paraguay 0:0 Australia 
Türkiye 3:2 USA 
Botev Plovdiv 2:1 Arda Kardzhali 
Sydney FC U20 5:5 Sydney Utd U20 
Ural U20 1:0 Almaz Antey U19 
Baltika 3:0 Volga Ulyanovsk 
Austria Lustenau 2:0 FC WIL 1900 
Randers FC 2:4 Sonderjyske 
Sydney FC U23 1:0 Sydney United 
Heidelberg United 0:1 Oakleigh Cannons 
Rochedale Rovers 3:1 Gold Coast Knights 
Dandenong City 2:0 Avondale 
Croydon Kings 2:0 Adelaide United II 
Suwon FMC W 1:2 Gyeongju W 
Negelle Arsi 1:0 Ethiopia Nigd Bank 
RTC 0:0 Transport United 
Blacktown Spartans 1:0 Rydalmere Lions 
Eastern United 0:0 Cumberland United 
Bentleigh Greens 0:1 Altona Magic 
St. Albans Saints 0:1 Melbourne City II 
Brisbane Strikers 0:0 Ipswich 
Holland Park Hawks 0:3 Redlands United 
West Torrens Birkalla 2:1 Sturt Lions 
Adelaide Comets 0:0 Adelaide City 
Bayswater City 0:0 Perth RedStar 
The United States is showing strong interest in hosting another World Cup in 2038, not long after it will co-host the 2026 tournament with Canada and Mexico. Andrew Giuliani, a former White House aide, recently stated that the nation is ready to step up again and make a serious bid for the men’s soccer championship.
FIFA’s Bigger Plans for the Future
This news comes as FIFA, soccer’s world governing body, is thinking about making the tournament even bigger. Currently, the World Cup has 32 teams, but it will grow to 48 teams for 2026. Now, FIFA is considering an even larger jump to 64 teams for future events like 2038.
- A 64-team World Cup would be the largest in history.
- More teams mean more matches and host cities across the country.
- FIFA is still studying how this would work with schedules and travel.
Why the United States Is a Strong Candidate
The US already has many large stadiums, modern airports, and a strong history of hosting major sports events. After co-hosting the 2026 World Cup, the country will have even more experience and better facilities. Many experts believe that the US would be a top choice to host again because it can handle a huge number of fans and teams.
What This Means for Soccer Fans
If the US wins the bid for 2038, soccer fans could see another thrilling tournament on American soil within just 12 years. With FIFA pushing for a bigger event, the next few decades promise to be exciting for people who love the beautiful game. The US is clearly signaling that it wants to be a major part of that future.