FIFA officials visited Kansas City on Monday to share their plans for putting together a safety and security plan for the 2026 World Cup, when six games will be played in KC. "People shouldn’t be thinking about their safety when they go to the match," the head of security said. "They should be thinking about celebrating their soccer team."FIFA 2026 World Cup security chief’s goal: Let fans focus on the games, not their safety
FIFA officials visited Kansas City on Monday to share their plans for putting together a safety and security plan for the 2026 World Cup, when six games will be played in KC. "People shouldn’t be thinking about their safety when they go to the match," the head of security said. "They should be thinking about celebrating their soccer team."