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2026 FIFA World Cup: Las Vegas to host draw in December ahead of summer tournament, per report
Las Vegas will host the 2026 World Cup draw according to a report from ESPN. The draw in Las Vegas is set to take place on Dec. 5th and define the group stage of the 48 teams involved in the tournament next summer in the United States, Mexico and Canada. Pedro Cedillo, Pachuca executive told ESPN he's expecting the draw to take place in Las Vegas.
2026 World Cup: Fifa chiefs stay silent on Las Vegas as host for draw ceremony
Bosses at world football's governing body Fifa on Wednesday refused to confirm reports that the draw for the 2026 World Cup will take place in Las Vegas, the same city that hosted the event for the 1994 World Cup in the United States.
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USMNT's Paxten Aaronson aims for big role at Eintracht Frankfurt, spot at 2026 FIFA World Cup
The Americans is back from a loan move to the Netherlands and focused on improving and delivering in a crucial season ahead ...
The updated look maintains the department’s signature dark blue base with added international styling across the chest, ...
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Real Madrid earned €74 million in FIFA Club World Cup
Real Madrid earned a total of €74 million in prize money during their run in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, a lucrative return ...
They lost in that same round in the 2022 FIFA World Cup to the team of destiny, Morocco. So, a Portugal squad that's at the height of its powers is hungry for a deep run in the 2026 FIFA ...
Football’s greatest player, who is expected to feature at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, was based at the Hyatt Regency for an away ...
The FTA releases guidance videos to prepare U.S. cities' public transit for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, ensuring safety and ...
FIFA used the Club World Cup tournament as a dry run for 2026 World Cup. If this is how they run it, the Men's World Cup is going to be a disaster.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — KC2026 announced Wednesday that the board of directors has elected Mark Jorgenson as its next president.
FIFA has quietly given up on a plan to hold the World Cup every two years. But surrender may not mean peace for its president, Gianni Infantino.
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