The Homeless World Cup has previously been held in Mexico City, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, South Africa, Brazil, Milan, and Paris, France.

Hundreds of soccer players from around the world will step on to the pitch on Saturday to compete in the Homeless World Cup, an international competition held this year in California for people ...

Ireland and France entered the World Cup as favorites, but South Africa won it by beating New Zealand in a meeting of the sport’s traditional champions.

Nearly half of the African countries hosting World Cup qualifiers over the next week are being forced to host their matches in neutral venues as the Confederation of African Football (Caf ...

Sacramento, California, to host Homeless World Cup in July 2023 — the first time the international street soccer tournament will be in U.S.

Seoul to host 2024 Homeless World Cup The Homeless World Cup is an annual football competition organized by the HWCF that advocates the end of homelessness through football.

Is it a little glossy and sanitized with a jaunty score? Sure. But it also thoughtfully explores themes of redemption, invisibility, pride and sportsmanship without being preachy or condescending.

The Homeless World Cup will be held in Seoul, South Korea, from September 21-28. It will be the first homeless World Cup in Asia and is set to feature 56 teams from 44 nations and 450 players.

Awarding South Africa the hosting rights for the 2027 Women's World Cup will help the game become truly global and prevent African teams falling behind the established powerhouses, the president ...

Fleeing civil war in his home country Cameroon, Fossi Wandji found himself stuck in Incheon airport terminal for a year when his attempt at obtaining asylum from South Korea was rejected.

South Africa's Mamelodi Sundowns head out of the Club World Cup with their heads high and the firm belief that they have made a mark on the global stage."It's been a wonderful experience to be at ...

But the Asian nation is now counting on him to boost its chances at the Homeless World Cup tournament –- something that could in turn bolster his bid at winning the right to stay on in South Korea.