Dallas hosts top World Cup teams including Argentina and England
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 5:05 AM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Dallas is positioned to host several notable teams during the upcoming World Cup, including Argentina, England, and Japan, among others. Analysts Mark Followill and Sebastian Salazar examined the draw on the latest Dallas Express Sports Network episode, expressing enthusiasm about the engagement sparked by the defending champions and Lionel Messi's expected appearance. They emphasized that Dallas' lineup may surpass other host cities, with games scheduled to highlight the region's vibrant culture. The discussion also referenced local sports icon Dirk Nowitzki's soccer connections as part of the broader narrative surrounding the tournament.
- •Dallas will host teams like Argentina, England, and Japan.
- •Mark Followill and Sebastian Salazar analyze the city's draw.
- •The expected attendance of Lionel Messi adds significance.
- •Discussion includes Dallas' cultural and sporting atmosphere.
- •Dirk Nowitzki's soccer past is mentioned as part of the narrative.
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"Mark Followill and Sebastian Salazar break down Dallas’ World Cup draw, including Argentina, England, Japan, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Dirk Nowitzki soccer memories.
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