Gillette Stadium returns to turf after hosting World Cup matches
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 12, 2026, 10:14 PM
Last updated Jul 12, 2026
Gillette Stadium has switched back to artificial turf following the removal of the natural grass installed for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Seven World Cup matches took place on the grass surface before it was replaced. The NFL Players Association criticized the decision, highlighting a disparity in field quality for NFL players versus soccer players. Many Patriots players expressed their preference for grass, citing concerns over player safety and injury rates associated with turf. The NFLPA conducted a poll showing 92 percent of players prefer natural grass.
- •Gillette Stadium hosted seven World Cup matches on natural grass.
- •Players prefer grass citing lower injury risks and better comfort.
- •NFLPA criticizes the disparity in treatment of NFL and soccer athletes.
- •92 percent of surveyed players favor natural grass surfaces.
- •Field superintendent noted the grass installation took six weeks.
- 10:14 PMYahoo Sports — NFLPA protests as Gillette Stadium trades World Cup grass for turf
"Seven World Cup matches, then Gillette Stadium's grass was ripped out.
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