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Why America is still immune to the soccer virus

It’s World Cup time again, and Americans from Bangor to Batavia don’t even bother to stifle their quadrennial yawns, while more fervent patriots are praying to the God who adjudicates sporting events that the US team flames out early, as usual.  ​It’s been 32 years since the World Cup first tainted American soil. The 1994 invasion was a colossal flop, despite the corporate subsidies

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Why America is still immune to the soccer virus

It’s World Cup time again, and Americans from Bangor to Batavia don’t even bother to stifle their quadrennial yawns, while more fervent patriots are praying to the God who adjudicates sporting events that the US team…

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The World Cup that changed America’s relationship with soccer

How the 1994 World Cup helped make soccer America’s No. 2 youth sport — and why many US fans may still feel like guests at their own party this year

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  1. lunedì 8 giugno 2026·ynetnews.com

    The World Cup that changed America’s relationship with soccer

    How the 1994 World Cup helped make soccer America’s No. 2 youth sport — and why many US fans may still feel like guests at their own party this year

  2. mercoledì 10 giugno 2026·spectator.com

    Why America is still immune to the soccer virus

    It’s World Cup time again, and Americans from Bangor to Batavia don’t even bother to stifle their quadrennial yawns, while more fervent patriots are praying to the God who…

  • giovedì 11 giugno 2026·spectator.com

    Why real Americans can’t stand football

    So soccer is the sport of imperialists and their quisling collaborators: a good description of Mr. Trump and the hair-doed harridans of Fox