The 2026 World Cup, a major international soccer tournament, was co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Spanning nearly six weeks, the event brought together fans and players across the three countries. NPR's team of journalists who covered the tournament shared their reflections on the experience, highlighting 10 standout aspects that impressed them during the event.
The collaborative hosting effort marked a significant moment in World Cup history, showcasing the capabilities and enthusiasm of the North American nations involved.
For more detailed insights, NPR's coverage provides an in-depth look at the tournament's highlights and the unique experiences it offered.
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