Whether you’re new to soccer after the excitement of the World Cup or a long-time fan, finding where to watch your favorite teams and players can enhance your viewing experience.
Arsenal enthusiasts gathered at Franklin Hall on Sunday. (Craig Hudson/For The Washington Post)
This year’s World Cup captivated many on social media, with foreign fans expressing wonder at various aspects of American culture. The exchange went both ways, as many Americans became fans of standout players. Erling Haaland, Norway’s impressive striker, led his team into the quarterfinals with skill and charisma. Young Spanish player Lamine Yamal, known for his speed, made history as the third-youngest World Cup winner.
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