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US Confirms Mexico, Costa Rica, Jamaica

US joined by Mexico, Costa Rica and Jamaica in plan to host 2031 Women’s World Cup, the only bid

The United States plans to co-host the 2031 World Cup with regional neighbors, the same structure being used for the men’s championship next year.

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United States announces bid to cohost 2031 FIFA Women's World Cup with Mexico, Costa Rica, Jamaica

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The four countries set to host ‘expanded’ 2031 Women’s World Cup as US unveils joint bid

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United States, Mexico, Costa Rica and Jamaica announce joint 2031 Women’s World Cup bid

The United States Soccer Federation formally shared its plans to co-host the 2031 women’s World Cup with Mexico, Costa Rica and Jamaica, the federation announced on Monday.

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Three countries join United States bid to host 2031 Women's World Cup

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US confirms Mexico, Costa Rica, Jamaica as co-hosts for 2031 Women's World Cup bid

The Women’s World Cup is set to expand (again) in 2031. Will host cities be able to capitalize?

Down to Business with Asli Pelit takes you through the fast-paced (and sometimes confusing) corporate side of women's soccer.

FOX Sports Announces Historic FIFA World Cup 26™ Coverage Featuring More Matches on Network Television Than Ever Before

Unprecedented 69 Matches Airing Live on FOX, More Than Double FIFA World Cup 2022™ Over 340 Record Hours of Live First-Run Programming to Air Across FOX Sports Platforms for Next Summer’s Global Event LOS ANGELES – FOX Sports,

Main Fox network will televise 69 of 104 matches at next year’s World Cup, with remaining 35 on FS1

LOS ANGELES — Fox Sports will televise 69 of the 104 matches at next year’s World Cup on its main over-the-air network. Fox said Wednesday its FS1 cable network will broadcast 35 games of the tournament, to be played in the U.S., Canada and Mexico from June 11 to July 19.

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Amid Drug Violence In Mexico, Security Firms On Alert For World Cup 2026

Gunshots rang out in a Mexico City warehouse as Leopoldo Cerdeira emptied a cartridge into a car door propped upon a stand.