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The tournament begins at the iconic Azteca Stadium, a decision that sparked political debate but reflects FIFA’s efforts.
A newly renovated Estadio Azteca will host the 2026 World Cup opening match. Jon Arnold takes us inside and explains the rich history of the venue.
With the 2026 World Cup opener happening in Mexico City on Thursday, Charlie Davies describes the mystique of scoring in the Azteca
Why Estadio Azteca lost its historic name and it’s called Mexico City Stadium during the World Cup
Mexico City will host the inaugural game of World Cup 2026 - at an iconic stadium that has been forced to temporarily change its name.
USA TODAY Sports' Jon Arnold is on hand for Mexico's World Cup opener against South Africa and sets the scene as the tournament prepares to kick off.
The iconic Estadio Azteca, temporarily rebranded as Mexico City Stadium for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, has undergone a series of extensive modernizations designed to elevate the matchday experience for fans.