Update June 16, 2022: not selected as 2026 World Cup host.
Original information:
Name stadium: Paul Brown Stadium
City & country: Cincinnati, United States of America
Capacity / forecasted for FIFA World Cup: 67,402 / 60,294
Year of construction: 2000
World Cup 2026 match(es): Quarter Finals, 3d (provisionally)
Home to: Cincinnati Bengals (NFL)
Main features and characteristics: coming soon
Address, location: One Paul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati, OH 45202, USA
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