NFL stadiums serve as venues for World Cup matches this summer
ESPN • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 7:31 AM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
Eleven NFL stadiums across the United States are hosting World Cup matches this summer, requiring extensive modifications to adapt for soccer. Each venue has undergone significant alterations to accommodate the requirements of the tournament, transforming their infrastructure and layouts. The changes aim to ensure that these stadiums can provide an optimal experience for both players and fans. As the World Cup progresses, further adjustments may be implemented to refine gameplay and viewing conditions.
- •Eleven NFL stadiums are hosting World Cup matches this summer
- •Substantial alterations required at each venue
- •Modifications ensure optimal player and fan experiences
- •Transformations reflect venue versatility for major events
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"Eleven NFL stadiums are playing host to the World Cup this summer, but each have required substantial alterations to host the beautiful game.
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