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England requests Kansas City as base for 2026 World Cup
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The England national football team has requested Swope Soccer Village in Kansas City, Missouri, as its primary training base for the FIFA World Cup 2026, pending FIFA's approval. The Football Association believes they will secure this first-choice location. The team will use it during the group stage while traveling to matches across the United States.
Kansas City is preparing to host six matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with several leading national teams expected to establish their training base camps in the area. Sources indicate that Argentina, England, the Netherlands, and Algeria plan to use local facilities for training. These arrangements highlight the region's growing soccer infrastructure ahead of the tournament starting June 11.
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Kansas City officials unveiled the ConnectKC26 transportation plan to connect residents and visitors during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The initiative, developed over 18 months, aims to deliver tournament requirements while minimizing daily disruptions and fostering long-term economic benefits. Three key services will simplify travel and enhance the fan experience across the region.