Gillette Stadium undergoes changes for upcoming World Cup matches

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Last updated Jun 9, 2026

Gillette Stadium undergoes changes for upcoming World Cup matches
Summary

Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, is being rebranded as "Boston Stadium" in preparation for the FIFA World Cup. Significant alterations include replacing artificial turf with natural grass, as mandated by FIFA, and covering corporate logos that conflict with FIFA regulations. Additional measures for spectator safety include a layered security setup with barricades and limited tailgating. Fans attending matches will have restricted public parking options and must pay for special train services to the venue. Noteworthy games scheduled at the stadium include Haiti vs. Scotland on June 13 and England vs. Ghana on June 23.

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  • Gillette Stadium is rebranded as 'Boston Stadium' for the World Cup.
  • Artificial turf replaced with natural grass for FIFA compliance.
  • Corporate logos violating FIFA rules have been covered.
  • Limited tailgating allowed; valid match ticket required.
  • Special train services available with round-trip fare of $80.
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  • 9:07 AMYahoo SportsChanges made to Gillette Stadium for World Cup. Here's what they are
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One of changes includes rebranding Gillette Stadium as "Boston Stadium."

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