World Cup： Two Guinness world records in the bag

Can you give us a bit more detail about the rules? I'm going to keep it really simple. She knows what this is about. We're going to keep it simple though, right? Second part of the youth. Miami is bringing it here. Street soccer Oakland. Don't miss our moment at 12.30pm sharp. The cameras that are filming this moment, it needs to be really clear. Today, I can announce in Miami, Florida, USA, at a total around the world of 511. It's a new record. Congratulations. You guys are officially amazing. Great job. This Guinness World Record is important because we're also raising funds for our adaptation tool, HIT, to help grassroots fields adapt to extreme weather. Disproportionately affected from the stadiums are the parks and the schools and we just want to help them play for longer. This is important because we want to grow awareness about climate change and how this affects the areas where we can play. There's a fund behind all of this which is going to support those pitches and places in the world where they need help to protect themselves from extreme weather. As a football player, I mean, climate change affects our game. Even two nights ago, I went to play a game, we had to wait over an hour just to play because there was a huge storm that came by. We all love the game, but we also need to be safe and it's going to be one of the hottest World Cups on record and Miami is already set to be one of the hottest cities if they don't have air conditioning. We love the game and it's a vibrant community but we also need to be safe and protect the game. Uno! ¡Vámonos! We are here today to participate in the Wave. It's a special occasion that contributes to the World Cup and we are here to participate.