Whether you call it football or soccer, next summer, the US, Mexico and Canada will host the FIFA World Cup. It’s the first time three countries have organised the tournament.
A record 48 teams will compete across 16 host cities, with millions attending games across North America and billions watching at home.
But how much does it cost to host a World Cup? What does it take for a city to welcome hundreds of thousands of fans? And does that investment really boost the local economy? We go pitch-side to find out.
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Presenter: Megan Lawton
Producer Sam Gruet
(Picture: Sharon Bollenbach, Executive Director of World Cup Hosting for Toronto, Canada.)
