The top decision makers in world soccer are on Canada’s west coast for several meetings this week.

A pair of high-profile incidents look to have led to rule changes that were approved by IFAB, the regulatory body that determines soccer rules.

Kathy Hochul and FIFA World Cup NYNJ officials, announced plans to host free celebrations for the games that expect to bring over a million people to the region this summer. Here's when the World Cup games will take place,

Tailgating will be allowed before FIFA World Cup games at Gillette Stadium, after all. The Boston World Cup host committee said Monday that FIFA reversed its initial stance that no tailgating would be allowed at any of the 104 matches during the tournament,