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One Year Out: DFW Gears Up for the World’s Biggest Sporting Event

FRISCO, TEXAS — In exactly 365 days, the global spotlight will turn to North Texas as the 2026 FIFA World Cup officially kicks off at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. With the countdown now underway, the excitement across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex is impossible to ignore.

The anticipation has been building for years, but the reality is finally setting in—DFW isn’t just hosting soccer games; it’s playing a central role in one of the biggest events in sports history.

AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, is expected to host more matches than any other venue during the tournament, including a highly-anticipated semifinal. The world’s best players, international fans from every corner of the globe, and a once-in-a-generation energy will soon flood the area.

Local leaders, businesses, and fans alike are embracing the moment. From stadium upgrades to tourism campaigns, the region is pulling out all the stops to make sure DFW shines on the world stage.

As the 12-month countdown begins, North Texans are being encouraged to take part in events, community celebrations, and volunteer efforts leading up to next summer’s global spectacle.

The world is coming to Texas. And if there’s one thing certain about DFW—it’s ready.

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