4 Must-Watch Soccer Documentaries Ahead Of The 2026 FIFA World Cup
If you want to understand what the 2026 FIFA World Cup means to the U. S. , you need to watch four soccer documentaries beforehand to appreciate U.
S. soccer's journey.
Soccer: FIFA World Cup: Portrait of Team USA posing for group photo before Group Stage A match vs Colombia at Rose Bowl Stadium. (L-R Top) Eric Wynalda (11), Marcelo Balboa (17), Alexi Lalas (22), Mike Sorber (16), Earnie Stewart (8), and goalie Tony Meola (1). (L-R Bottom) Thomas Dooley (5), Fernando Clavijo (21), Paul Caligiuri (20), Tab Ramos (9), and John Harkes (6).
Pasadena, CA 6/22/1994 CREDIT: George Tiedemann (Photo by George Tiedemann /Sports Illustrated via Getty Images) (Set Number: X46406 TK1 R2 F4 ) Sports Illustrated via Getty Images Whether you are new to soccer or a long-time supporter of the beautiful game, three documentaries have been produced to help put the U. S. men's national team journey to this year's World Cup into perspective.
As we get closer to the June 11 kickoff of the tournament, there are not one, not two, not three, but four documentaries help define soccer history in the United States. In chronological order, they are: * “When Soccer Came to America: Goals, Glamour and the Beautiful Game” * "Soccer's American Dream" * The Summer of '94" * ‘U. S.
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