Soccer
The latest Soccer coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, including Spain World Cup - Chattanooga.
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Panama scores late goal, beats shorthanded Americans 2-1 at Copa America
Tim Weah threw an inexcusable punch, and the United States took a huge blow to its hopes of advancing at the Copa America.
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Chattanooga’s Baylor School, Read House could play role in 2026 World Cup
Chattanooga is listed in the first edition of FIFA's team base camp brochure for the 2026 World Cup, which the United States will co-host.
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US men tie Brazil in last Copa America warmup
Four days after one of the worst matches in U.S. men's national soccer team history, the Americans stopped an 11-game losing streak to Brazil.
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New six-story headquarters to house Chattanooga FC in downtown’s Westside
Riverfront Parkway building to hold 49 apartments for soccer players, offices, retail
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McCallie wins DII-AA soccer title to cap undefeated season
McCallie has completed the first undefeated season for a Chattanooga-area boys' soccer team since Baylor 23 years ago.
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Howard, CSAS advance to Spring Fling soccer semifinals
Late in his team's Class AAA quarterfinal match against Science Hill, Howard head soccer coach Jose Otero glanced over at Jaime Roman Pablo and asked if he was ready to go back in the game, to which Pablo quickly acknowledged he was.
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Strong second half propels Boyd Buchanan soccer to region title
Dustin Walker and the Boyd Buchanan soccer team are grateful for the season of life they are currently experiencing together.
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Mathurin leads unbeaten, nationally ranked McCallie soccer team to dominant win over Baylor
Brandon Mathurin is an "all-time McCallie soccer legend" in head coach Chris Cushenbery's book.
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Major League Soccer kicks off with all eyes on Lionel Messi & Co. at Inter Miami
Messi Mania returns to Major League Soccer as Lionel Messi embarks on his first full season with Inter Miami.
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2026 World Cup final in New Jersey; Atlanta will host semifinal
The land of Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi and Frank Sinatra will also be the focal point of the globe on July 19, 2026, thanks to soccer.
