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FIFA is countering claims of a tailgating ban at 2026 World Cup stadiums, stating there is no formal policy and leaving decisions to host cities. This clarification comes as Philadelphia prepares for its upcoming matches this summer.
FIFA is fighting back against a report claiming that it will ban tailgating at stadiums holding matches for the 2026 World Cup.
This comes as Philadelphia prepares to host several games this summer.
In a statement, the organization says it does not have a formal policy and is leaving the tailgating issue to the host cities.
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Some of the surprise came on Tuesday when organizers highlighted a no-tailgating rule for fans attending the matches in Boston.
Philadelphia has not offered any word on its policy.
The Linc will host six matches starting June 14.
Yes, FIFA has stated that there is no formal tailgating ban and that the decision is up to the host cities, including Philadelphia.
FIFA denied the existence of a tailgating ban and emphasized that it is leaving the tailgating regulations to the discretion of the individual host cities.
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