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The City of Dallas previously hosted FIFA's International Broadcast Center for its 1994 World Cup.
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Arlington Mayor Jim Ross is willing to go to bat to get the city recognized in AT&T Stadium's temporary FIFA World Cup rename. He's willing to share with Dallas, but said Arlington comes first.
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From games to a 39-day FIFA Fan Festival, Arlington expects to see a good share of what Dallas-Fort Worth regional leaders project to be a $2 billion economic impact.
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FC Dallas has appointed Eric Quill as the Major League Soccer club’s new head coach. Quill takes over for Peter Luccin, who served as Dallas’ interim head coach after Nico Estevez was dismissed in June.
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The NoTraffic systems use AI to control traffic lights and adapt to current road conditions. Installing them would be part of a regional plan to prepare for the FIFA World Cup.
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The organizations will use the $5,000 grants to promote health, education and wellness in their communities.
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The four potential sites could be hubs for the teams during the first three matches and group stage of the tournament.
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FC Dallas dismissed coach Nico Estévez, who was in his third season with the team. Dallas has gone 3-8-5 this season and sits in second-to-last in Major League Soccer’s Western Conference.
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In front of a sold out crowd, El Paso Locomotive FC had an international friendly against FC Juárez.
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Saturday’s FC Dallas game will see the return of MLS referees with the Professional Soccer Referees Association after a lockout that banned them from games in the midst of contract negotiations.
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The organization that employs referees for Major League Soccer barred union-member referees from the field just days before the league's season-opening week.
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Arlington will host nine matches, the most of any city. But Despite rumors, AT&T Stadium will not be the site of the 2026 FIFA World Cup final.