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Catch World Cup Fever Across the Pacific Northwest Original

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By Matt Wastradowski Verified
| 425 Magazine Verified
Rendering of the Freedom Mobile Arch set to open summer 2026 at Hastings Park in Vancouver, B.C. A version of this article originally appeared in our sister publication, Northwest Travel & Life. By the time you read this, Kylian Mbappé, Harry Kane and the rest of the world’s top men’s soccer players will be just weeks away from arriving in North America for one of the biggest events in sports history: FIFA World Cup 26™.
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Catch World Cup Fever Across the Pacific Northwest

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By Matt Wastradowski Verified
| Northwest Travel & Life Magazine Verified
By the time you read this, Kylian Mbappé, Harry Kane and the rest of the world’s top men’s soccer players will have arrived in North America for one of the biggest events in sports history: FIFA World Cup 26™. Ever since Lionel Messi and his Argentina teammates lifted the trophy at the end of the 2022 tournament, players from across the globe have spent years preparing for this moment—one firmly rooted, for the first time ever, in the Pacific Northwest.
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Where to Catch World Cup Fever Across the Pacific Northwest This Summer

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By Matt Wastradowski Verified
| West Sound Magazine
By the time you read this, Kylian Mbappé, Harry Kane, and the rest of the world’s top men’s soccer players will have arrived in North America for one of the biggest events in sports history: FIFA World Cup 2026. Ever since Lionel Messi and his Argentina teammates lifted the trophy at the end of the 2022 tournament, players from across the globe have spent years preparing for this moment — one firmly rooted, for the first time ever, in the Pacific Northwest.
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