US Edition‘FIFA Series’ for Smaller Nations to Expand in 2026 and Add Women’s Edition
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‘FIFA Series’ for smaller nations to expand in 2026 and add women’s edition
Host nations for the larger 2026 men’s series are Australia, Azerbaijan, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Mauritius, Puerto Rico, Rwanda and Uzbekistan, FIFA said, with the final lineup of participants to be given early in the year. The women’s series will debut in Brazil, Ivory Coast and Thailand.
Soccer-'FIFA Series' for smaller nations to expand in 2026 and add women's edition
(Reuters) -The second "FIFA Series", sponsored biennial tournaments for mainly lower-ranked and lesser-financed nations, will expand in 2026 and launch a new women's edition, the global governing body said on Friday.
Indonesia has officially been named as the host of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, alongside seven other countries. The Indonesian national team will face teams from Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Oceania.
The Fifa (International Federation of Football) announced this Saturday (21) that Brazil will be one of the headquarters of the Fifa Series women's edition, a competition that aims to offer growth opportunities for national elections that have few opportunities to face opponents other than those who traditionally measure forces. In March 2024 a pilot version of the tournament was performed only with male selections. Now, during the Fifas dates o…
FIFA has confirmed an expansion for the FIFA Series 2026™, which will take place during the international window of March and April next year, with the aim of offering several national teams the opportunity to face sides from other continents. Following the positive results achieved in March 2024, the initiative will be fully implemented and, for the first time, will include women's national teams. The expanded format sought to increase the numb…
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