The 2018 FIFA World Cup will be here before you know it. Some of soccer’s biggest names will compete in the 64-game tournament, which will be held in 12 different stadiums across Russia over the ...

If you’re feeling a little down about not being able to make it to Russia for the 2018 FIFA World Cup, I have the perfect thing to lift your spirits.A new interactive map from spatial analytics ...

MOSCOW (AP) Russia's World Cup is spread across 12 stadiums in 11 host cities. They range from St. Petersburg, which is so far north that the sun doesn't set on some summer days, to Sochi and its ...

The World Cup offers host nations the chance to showcase their best side, with shining new stadiums ready to be the focus of the globe. Russia have 12 venues for this summer’s tournament and ...

The 40,000-seater Olympic stadium will be increased to more than 47,000 for the FIFA World Cup and, in general use, will serve as the training base for the Russian national football side.

City: Moscow Capacity: 81,000 Status: Complete The biggest of Russia's stadiums for the World Cup - and the venue for the final - will sound familiar to Manchester United and Chelsea fans; it ...

Located in Moscow, Luzhniki Stadium is the biggest stadium in Russia. It's been renovated three different times since hosting the 1980 Summer Olympic Games and will play host to the World Cup ...

MOSCOW (AP) — Cost rises, worker deaths, and corruption have marred the building of Russia's World Cup stadiums. Unlike at the 2014 tournament in Brazil, construction is largely on time.

The 2018 FIFA World Cup begins on June 14 in Moscow, when the hosts face Saudi Arabia at Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium. The final will be played in the same venue on July 15. With a capacity of 81,000 ...

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MOSCOW (AP) Russia's World Cup is spread across 12 stadiums in 11 host cities. They range from St. Petersburg, which is so far north that the sun doesn't set on some summer days, to Sochi and its ...

MOSCOW (AP) Russia’s World Cup is spread across 12 stadiums in 11 host cities. They range from St. Petersburg, which is so far north that the sun doesn’t set on some summer days, to Sochi and its ...