Mexico City schools close as World Cup opener approaches
ESPN Soccer • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 9:58 AM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026

Schools in Mexico City suspended classes and government workers are instructed to work from home in anticipation of the FIFA World Cup's opening match. This closure is part of the city's preparations for the major international event, emphasizing the significance of the World Cup in the region. With the tournament set to commence soon, local authorities are taking measures to ensure adequate management of the anticipated crowds and activities surrounding the event.
- •Mexico City schools have suspended classes ahead of the World Cup opener.
- •Government workers in the city are advised to work from home.
- •The closure is part of preparations for the FIFA World Cup.
- •Authorities aim to manage the influx of visitors during the tournament.
- 10:28 AMESPN Soccer — Mexico City schools to close for World Cup opener
"Schools in Mexico City have had classes suspended while government workers have been told to work from home ahead of the first match of the FIFA World Cup.
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