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| System ID: | jl-a6ae69215615a44721a7c9c980034295 |
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| Title: | What lessons can the 2026 World Cup in North America learn from 2022? |
| Link: | Original article on latimes.com |
| Region: | QA |
| Topics: | work; learn; 2026; fifa; cities; america; tournament; north; stadiums; world; host; lessons; 2022; cup; things; FIFA World Cup; FIFA; Lionel Messi; Russian invasion of Ukraine; Alan Rothenberg; Cindy Parlow Cone; FIFA World Cup Trophy; United States Soccer Federation; Penalty shoot-out (association football); Association football |
| Datetime: | 5/30/2026, 10:20:42 AM |
| Summary: | “There were a lot of things that we can take notice of and hopefully make 2026 the biggest and best World Cup.”Preparations for the 2026 World Cup began before Messi set down the World Cup trophy after Sunday’s victory celebration. But it’s the differences more than the similarities that stand out when comparing the 2022 World Cup with the 2026 tournament. The last time the men’s World Cup was played in the United States, in 1994, there were just 24 teams. “We’re looking at how can we use World Cup 2026 to grow participation, to grow our fandom. What is the legacy of this World Cup and how are we changing the game?... |
