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Mexico is already preparing its stadium for the 2026 World Cup opener

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Mexico is already preparing its stadium.
Mexico is already preparing its stadium.AP
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2025 is coming to an end and all eyes are turning to 2026, a year that promises excitement and plenty of football as the World Cup will be hosted across Mexico, the United States, and Canada. The tournament will kick off in Mexico, where the country will welcome South Africa on June 11 at the iconic "Estadio Azteca," currently named "Estadio Banorte."

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The stadium is undergoing renovations and these improvements are expected to provide a completely new experience for fans coming from all over the world.

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The stadium is located in Mexico City, in the Coyoacán borough, at Calzada de Tlalpan 3465, Colonia Santa Úrsula Coapa. It stands out for its size and capacity, accommodating approximately 83,000 spectators, making it the perfect place for those wanting to experience the matches live.

The opening ceremony will be just the beginning, as from that moment on the stadium will be ready for games full of energy and excitement for all attendees. "Estadio Banorte" is shaping up to be one of the World Cup's main epicenters, set to host thrilling matches and unforgettable moments for fans from around the globe.

With the countdown underway the question is inevitable: do you already have your tickets to travel to Mexico and experience the 2026 World Cup opening?

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