We are sure the players on Mexico's soccer team are "talented" and "skilled athletes," but they really owe their earthquake-inducing win on Sunday to one grandmother.

The 2018 FIFA World Cup is finally here.

A group of adventurous soccer fans followed a long route to Russia for the World Cup tournament: they traveled 16,000 kilometers by bus from Durango, Mexico.

The bid to bring soccer’s World Cup back to North America in 2026 was hatched in a Vancouver restaurant, announced in a New York City skyscraper and scrutinized by FIFA inspectors inside Mexico City’s cavernous Azteca stadium.

Everything is set for the IV Bahía Cup 2018 in the Riviera Nayarit, which will take place this year from Wednesday, February 28th through March 4th with the participation of anywhere from 40 to 60 teams from 10 states in the Republic of Mexico.

The city of Puerto Vallarta will host the Visit Puerto Vallarta Cup 2017.