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FIFA updates stadium code: Reusable plastic water bottles banned a week before WC kickoff

Just a week before the start of the World Cup, which will be held from June 11 to July 19 at locations in the United States, Canada and Mexico, FIFA has updated its stadium policy, banning the use of reusable plastic water bottles inside the stadium.

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FIFA's World Cup stadium code bans vuvuzelas, says body paint isn't clothing

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FIFA announces ban of reuseable water bottles in the stadium

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Ketel Marte hits solo homer in 9th, Diamondbacks rally after scary collision to beat Dodgers 3-2

Ketel Marte hit a solo homer in the ninth inning and the Arizona Diamondbacks rallied after a hard collision injured two players to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-2 PHOENIX — Ketel Marte hit a solo ho...

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Chad Dallas combines with 5 Toronto pitchers for 4-hitter in MLB debut as Blue Jays stop Braves 7-2

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Olivia Miles sets WNBA rookie record with 8 3s and Lynx beat Valkyries 87-84 for 6th straight win

World Cup fans BANNED from bringing item into stadium as FIFA U-turns just days before tournament starts

FIFA has sparked outrage among supporters after performing a last-minute U-turn on its stadium policy for the 2026 World Cup. Despite previous assurances that spectators would be allowed to carry water bottles into venues across North America,

FIFA Issue Statement as Controversial Last-Minute 2026 World Cup Stadium Rule Change Emerges

FIFA have caused controversy with a last-minute change to 2026 World Cup stadium rules. This summer’s World Cup - hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico - gets underway on June 11. The exorbitant cost for fans of match tickets, accommodation and travel has been a huge talking point in the build up to the showpiece international tournament.