Argentina’s fans also took shots at France during and after the 2022 World Cup final as well. La Albiceleste supporters created a highly controversial racist song directed at Les Bleus players.

In France, Ramenez La Coupe A La Maison — “Bring the Cup Home” — was released before the World Cup 2018. It exploded in popularity, the hip-hop track a perfect fit for the urban ...

Argentina’s fans also took shots at France during and after the 2022 World Cup final as well. La Albiceleste supporters created a highly controversial racist song directed at Les Bleus players.

Below, we’ve compiled photos from the various World Cup official song performances throughout the years, stemming all the way back to 1994. See them below. Click here to read the full article.

In 1990, almost sixty years after the first-ever edition of the World Cup, the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) began to adopt songs that would become the official ...

France players sing a song featuring Lionel Messi during a ceremony to celebrate their 2018 World Cup victory at the Stade de France Stadium in St-Denis, France, on September 9, 2018.

Here are the World Cup songs throughout the years that were officially adopted by FIFA, including Shakira's "Waka Waka," Ricky Martin's "Cup of Life" and more.

Argentina’s victory over France in a thrilling World Cup Final Sunday drew huge viewership on Fox, and Boston was one of the most engaged markets. An estimated 16.8 million viewers watched the ...

The World Cup will kick off in Qatar in November 2022, which means the official World Cup anthem will soon be introduced.The organizing committee first established the theme song tradition during the ...

With the penalty kicks, the final score was 4-2. Argentina’s quest for the World Cup trophy was one of the big stories of the 2022 games, given Messi’s prominence as a player who had still not ...

France is seeking to become only the third country in the history of football’s World Cup to win back-to-back championships. The tournament has occurred every four years since 1930, pausing only ...