2026 World Cup Temporary Fields

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FIFA is aiming for the perfect pitch when the World Cup comes to North America in 2026

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Researchers at Michigan State University are helping FIFA solve the issue of putting in temporary fields for the 2026 World Cup .

They're crossing 3 boundaries that they've never crossed before, including the number of teams, the amount of sod that we need across the three countries.

The third frontier is all World Cup games must be natural turf, which is the one that's probably the most acute for us.

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