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Extreme Heat Is Testing FIFA’s Ability To Protect 2026 World Cup Athletes
Teams endured extreme heat during the Club World Cup—seen as a test for how FIFA will protect players next year.
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How climate change could force FIFA to rethink World Cup calendar
With temperatures rising worldwide, scientists warn that staging the World Cup and other soccer tournaments in the Northern ...
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Lucas Ribeiro Costa wins FIFA Club World Cup Goal of the Tournament for stunning solo strike
Mamelodi Sundowns star Lucas Ribeiro Costa has been named the winner of the Goal of the Tournament at the FIFA Club World Cup ...
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FIFA Club World Cup fuels hot streak for Charlotte hotels
Thousands of fans flocked to Uptown this summer for the FIFA Club World Cup. Why it matters: Not only did it shine an international spotlight on the city, but it also packed the city's hotels, ...
Real Madrid urge FIFA to host Club World Cup every two years – report
The recently concluded FIFA Club World Cup has drawn in mixed responses across the footballing world.While fans and clubs ...
World Cup 2026: What lessons can be learnt from the Club World Cup?
Ticket pricing, adverse weather, pitches, travel problems - there is much to be worked on before next summer's international ...
Club World Cup marked by empty seats, searing heat, weather-delayed matches and Chelsea victory
An expanded Club World Cup marked by empty seats, slashed ticket prices, searing heat, weather-delayed matches and a ...
Chelsea shocks PSG to win FIFA Club World Cup behind Cole Palmer brace, Joao Pedro goal
Chelsea beat Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 at the FIFA Club World Cup final in front of U.S. President Donald Trump. See all the ...