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Heat experts say World Cup water bottle ban puts fans at risk
Fans will not be allowed to take reusable water bottles into World Cup stadiums due to safety concerns, Fifa says in a late policy change.
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Dogs uncover invasive pests that experts missed in real-world vineyard tests
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Experts issue climate warning ahead of expanded FIFA World Cup
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How extreme weather and heat could affect players at World Cup 2026
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Why World Cup 2026 security is far more complex than a Super Bowl, according to a top security expert
The World Cup will be hosted across 16 different venues this summer, 11 of which host NFL games every fall and winter. One might think not much will change on the security front, but whatever NFL fans see, it will be that on steroids, and for good reason. Forty-eight teams will be vying for the coveted trophy in North America in 104 matches, and just about everything we are used to seeing when attending a sporting event will be thrown out the window.