Monterrey implements advanced security for 2026 World Cup matches
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 4, 2026, 5:42 AM
Last updated Jun 4, 2026
Monterrey, Mexico, is enhancing security measures for its role in the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosting four matches. Robotic dogs will patrol city streets and a central command center will monitor activities, supported by two Black Hawk helicopters and 90 armored vehicles assigned to the police. This proactive security approach addresses concerns related to cartel violence prevalent in the region. As Mexico prepares to host 13 matches in total during the tournament, safety remains a priority for local authorities and FIFA officials alike.
- •Monterrey will host four matches in the World Cup.
- •Robotic dogs and helicopters will bolster city security.
- •90 armored vehicles will support the police efforts.
- •Mexico is hosting 13 total World Cup matches.
- 5:42 AMBBC Sport — Robodogs and helicopters: One Mexican city's approach to World Cup security
"In the shadow of cartel violence, BBC’s Will Grant got a first-hand look at security plans in Monterrey.
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