Once we’re done fixating on all of the festivities from the 2022 Men’s FIFA World Cup in Qatar later this year, the eyes of the soccer world will soon turn to the 2026 edition, which will take place in the United States. In its 90-plus-year history, it’ll be just the second time the Americans have hosted the prestigious global soccer tournament and will mark over three decades since the last instance in 1994.
Before a Thursday reveal of the official sites for the 2026 tournament, it sure seems like the FIFA organization might have forgotten (or never knew in the first place?) where some major U.S. cities are actually located:
Questionable geography on this FIFA map, unless Denver and Dallas moved recently… pic.twitter.com/7YkpsF1Trv
— Paul Carr (@PaulCarr) June 16, 2022
