World Cup Warm-Up Spotlight: The USMNT and Senegal meet Sunday at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte in a high-stakes friendly for both sides ahead of the 2026 World Cup, with Senegal ranked No. 14 and the U.S. No. 16, plus a key storyline around Chris Richards’ absence due to an ankle injury and Matt Turner set to start in goal. How to Watch: Coverage points to TNT/truTV in the U.S. and streaming via HBO Max/YouTube TV options, with Senegal fans also able to catch it on RTS. Match Buzz: The U.S. is led by captain Tim Ream and Christian Pulisic, while Senegal arrive off strong March wins over Peru and Gambia and are still dealing with the fallout from their AFCON final controversy. Rule Changes for Fans: IFAB’s new World Cup laws aim to speed up play and curb discrimination and time-wasting, including red cards for certain confrontational actions and VAR tweaks. Music from Senegal: Peter Gabriel releases “A Hard Lesson,” a track he started in Senegal in the late ’80s/early ’90s, as part of his full-moon rollout. Local Youth Football: Ghana’s Black Maidens set to face Senegal in the final round of U-17 Women’s World Cup qualifiers after an 8-0 aggregate win over Liberia.