Soccer

Miami Firefighters and Police Gear Up for World Cup‑Inspired Soccer Friendly

Community event at Gerry Curtis Park will blend sport, music, food trucks and youth activities ahead of 2026 tournament

Miami Fire Rescue and the Miami Police Department are organizing a friendly soccer match that will serve as a warm‑up event for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, highlighting the city’s growing connection to the global tournament.

The match, titled "Road to the World Cup: Miami Fire vs. Miami Police Soccer Friendly," is scheduled for Saturday at Gerry Curtis Park, with kickoff set for 11 a.m. The overall event will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., offering a full afternoon of activities.

Beyond the 90‑minute showdown, families can explore food trucks, enjoy live music and bounce houses, while youth‑focused programs provide additional entertainment for children.

A Community Celebration Before the Global Stage

The initiative is being coordinated by the Miami Firefighters Benevolent Association, Miami Fire Rescue and the Miami Police Department, each contributing resources to ensure a safe and engaging experience for residents.

Organizers say the gathering aims to strengthen ties between first‑responders and the community while building excitement for the upcoming World Cup, turning a simple match into a broader celebration of sport and civic pride.

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