
FIFA Takes Over Azteca Stadium Amid 2026 World Cup Preparations
FIFA has officially taken over Mexico's iconic Azteca Stadium, renaming it 'Mexico City Stadium,' as part of the ongoing preparations for the 2026 World Cup. This development comes alongside various updates regarding player readiness and venue preparations for upcoming tournaments.
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The takeover is standard World Cup procedure, but a dispute between lifetime Azteca Stadium box owners and FIFA over rules is putting a wrench in the works with the first game less than a month away. The post FIFA takes over Azteca Stadium, now ‘Mexico City Stadium,’ for World Cup appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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