New York om fotbolls-VM 2026: ”Vi är redo” | NTD NYHETER
Representanter för New York har meddelat att de är redo att ta emot de enorma folkmassor som förväntas komma till fotbolls-VM. Matcherna kommer att spelas i 16 olika städer i tre länder.
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AI GeneratedNew York, Texas, and Seattle are preparing to host numerous matches for the 2026 World Cup, which will span 16 cities across the US, Canada, and Mexico. Officials are confident in their infrastructure's ability to handle the crowds, while local businesses and sports figures express excitement for the global event, which runs from June 11 to July 19.
And New York officials say they are ready to host the massive crowds expected to attend
the World Cup soccer event.
The games will be played in 16 different cities across three countries.
And TD's Jason Perry has the latest update for World Cup 2026.
New York City gearing up to host eight soccer matches during the World Cup 2026, including
the final match, which will determine who will be crowned the world champs.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul on Thursday saying there will be about 100,000 people
taking trains and buses on the game days.
Adding that it won't be an issue because New York handles about 6 million transit riders
per day.
I want to say this.
We can handle this.
We've got this.
This is what we do best.
And for those who are saying, you know, stay home from work, no.
Come to the city, celebrate, otherwise you're missing the excitement and the energy.
And workers in Texas also preparing a stadium for the World Cup as Houston is set to host
seven soccer matches.
And Seattle will be hosting six soccer matches for the World Cup, including a match between
the U.S. and Australia.
The World Cup games will be played in 16 different cities across three countries, Canada, the
United States and Mexico.
And on Wednesday, the South African team was seen training in Mexico City ahead of their
opening game against Mexico.
A tortilla cook in Mexico City sharing her thoughts on the upcoming games.
Well, now the World Cup is coming and we hope we'll get customers, but I imagine we will
because as you know, foreigners come for the World Cup.
So I imagine there will be a lot of people, foreigners or locals, I suppose.
I don't really know yet, but hopefully we'll have plenty of customers.
And former Super Bowl winning quarterback Eli Manning saying he's bringing his kids
to watch one of the games.
For me, I think it's to see the fandom, to see these countries representing, coming here
and kind of seeing the difference and going to a, you know, American football game versus
now going to a football game that's worldwide and to see just the fans coming in, their
excitement and how they watch the game, singing the songs, waving the flags and the support
they have for their country.
And then also to root on the U.S.
team as well.
The first game will be held on June 11th, with the final match taking place at MetLife
Stadium in New Jersey on July 19th.
Jason Perry, NTD News.