Levi's covers stadium name for World Cup match in FIFA compliance
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 11:59 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
Levi's Stadium, one of 11 NFL venues hosting World Cup matches, displayed a covered logo during its first game on June 14. This action was part of FIFA requirements, which mandated that stadiums avoid revealing non-FIFA sponsor names. The venue's owners complied with additional FIFA conditions, including installing specific grass and halting all other events during the tournament's duration. Levi's shared an image on social media reflecting this compliance, announcing the venue as the 'beautiful [redacted] stadium.'
- •Levi's Stadium hosted its first World Cup match on June 14.
- •FIFA requires stadium names to be covered for the tournament.
- •Owners must comply with grass quality and event scheduling changes.
- •Levi's shared a social media post reflecting these compliance measures.
- 11:59 PMYahoo Sports — Levi's leans in to absurd FIFA requirement that stadium names be changed
"Landing the World Cup included complying with plenty of FIFA requirements, including covering up the names of the 11 NFL stadiums that are hosting matches.
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