US targets historic win over Paraguay in 2026 World Cup
The United States hosted the 2026 FIFA World Cup after its absence since 1994, with the biggest event featuring 48 teams. The tournament officially kicked off at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles during a local ceremony attended by pop star Katy Perry and Future, without the presence of former President Donald Trump, who represents the main host country, as he was replaced by the Secretary of State. The event focuses on boosting the popularity of soccer in America, with investments in infrastructure and crowds gathering in various areas around the city. The U.S. national team is aiming to achieve a historic, unprecedented milestone in the tournament, building on the development of the sport domestically and the success of the women's national teams who have won the World Cup.
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