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The city’s latest recreational upgrade, part of the ‘26 for 26’ initiative, adds a hard‑court mini‑pitch near Scranton High School and the NEPA Youth Shelter, expanding soccer access for residents of all ages.
A new mini‑pitch at Weston Field, funded by the U.S. Soccer Foundation and Philadelphia Soccer 2026, will serve as a hub for local play and a fan‑zone hub for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
After a devastating house fire claimed her parents, Meg Kane channels her family’s legacy and professional expertise into a bold bid to bring the 2026 World Cup to Philadelphia, blending sport, culture, and community.
In a recent interview, Melissa Piccoli, chief external affairs officer for Philadelphia Soccer 2026, reflects on three years of preparation for the World Cup, the city’s collaborative spirit, and the must‑see spots that make Philadelphia unique.
Reading, Pennsylvania, has been selected as an official Fan Zone site for the 2026 World Cup, offering free public events that bring the community together around the world's most popular sport.
Delaware prepares for a half‑million soccer fans during the 2026 World Cup, offering everything from historic sites to beachside boardwalks and culinary highlights.
Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood is turning a school wall into a vibrant tribute to soccer and Latino heritage, uniting students, families and local partners ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Lincoln Financial Field is being transformed for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with six matches scheduled on a newly laid soccer pitch.