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Tickets are still available for U.S. World Cup debut at SoFi Stadium

Tickets are still available for U.S. World Cup debut at SoFi Stadium
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Tickets remain available for the U.S. World Cup debut at SoFi Stadium, which has undergone significant modifications to meet FIFA standards. The article highlights the controversy surrounding the installation of high-quality grass for soccer versus the continued use of artificial turf for NFL games.

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It highlights a growing labor dispute between NFL players and owners regarding field safety and the financial priorities of stadium management.

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The United States makes its 2026 World Cup debut on Friday, at the stadium formerly known as “SoFi” (the name has been redacted, per FIFA demands). Tickets remain available to watch the U.S. and Paraguay play in person at 9:00 p.m. ET, 6:00 p.m. PT.

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The article reports on factual events and quotes multiple sides of the labor dispute without taking a definitive stance.

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