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🚨 𝗢𝗙𝗙𝗜𝗖𝗜𝗘𝗟 ! 🏟️ Le Stade Louis II de l’AS Monaco 🇲🇨 fait son apparition sur #FC27 ! 7️⃣ stades modélisés en France désormais, en comptant celui du FC Nantes 🔰 relégué en Ligue 2. https://t.co/vfwquHQA2o #ASMonaco #Ligue1 #Stadiums

Israel is killing Palestinian Footballers and bombing Stadiums and still the Irish Government and the FAI think we should play the Terrorist State of Israel in a game of football..? Have they lost all sense of Humanity...? #StopTheGame #StopTheGame #FreePalestine #HumanRights #IL #PS #IE

And now Cristiano Ronaldo is getting in on the act with two fine goals. This World Cup keeps producing the goods. The stadiums are also full of enthusiastic fans. #HappyDays #WorldCup #CR7 #FootballFever #Therearenospecificcountryreferencesinthetweet.Thus #therearenocountrycodestoreturn.

Japanese football fans are praised for cleaning up stadiums after World Cup matches, but recent criticism highlights the disparity in domestic chores, as Japanese men spend significantly less time on housework compared to women, prompting calls for them to contribute more at home. #Japan #Housework #Equality

Football must not become a playground for investors and pricing algorithms. When supporters are priced out of stadiums and clubs become assets in global ownership networks, we risk losing the very social and community value that makes sport special. Europe can no longer afford to stand by. We need robust rules on ownership, transparency, and ticket pricing to put fans back at the heart of the game and protect football as a public good, not just a profit-making business.

Norwegens Kronprinzessin Mette-Marit (52) steht aufgrund des fortgeschrittenen Stadiums ihrer Lungenfibrose auf der Warteliste für eine dringend benötigte Lungentransplantation, da ihre Lebenserwartung auf höchstens ein Jahr gesunken ist. #MetteMarit #Lungenfibrose #Lungentransplantation

In an open letter, international health, climate, and sports performance experts criticize FIFA's outdated guidelines regarding heat-related risks during the upcoming 2026 World Cup in the US, Canada, and Mexico, urging the organization to implement stricter protections, including longer cooling breaks and clearer protocols for delaying matches in extreme conditions, as projected temperatures in many stadiums may exceed dangerous levels, posing significant health risks to players and fans. #HeatSafety #FIFA #AthleteWellbeing #US #CA #MX #GB #AU

In an open letter, international health, climate, and sports performance experts urge FIFA to update its outdated guidelines on heat protection, calling for longer cooling breaks and clearer protocols for delaying matches in extreme conditions, as the 2026 World Cup in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico could see hazardous temperatures in stadiums, emphasizing the urgent need to prioritize player safety amidst rising climate-related risks. #SportsSafety #ClimateImpact #FIFAWorldCup #US #CA #MX

In an open letter, international health, climate, and sports performance experts criticize FIFA's outdated heat guidelines for the upcoming World Cup, urging the organization to implement stricter protections like longer cooling breaks and clearer protocols for extreme weather, as studies warn that many stadiums could experience dangerously high temperatures during the tournament. #ClimateChange #SportsSafety #FIFA #US #CA #MX #GB #AU #EU

A group of leading scientists has criticized FIFA's heat safety measures for the 2026 Men's World Cup as "inadequate," urging stronger protections like longer cooling breaks and clearer protocols for extreme conditions, as temperatures at many stadiums are predicted to reach dangerously high levels. #WorldCup2026 #HeatSafety #PlayerProtection #US #CA #MX

A group of leading scientists has criticized FIFA's current heat safety measures for the 2026 World Cup as inadequate and potentially harmful, urging the organization to implement stronger protections, such as longer cooling breaks and better protocols for extreme conditions, as temperatures at many stadiums may reach dangerous levels. #WorldCup2026 #HeatSafety #Fifa #US #CA #MX

A group of leading scientists has warned FIFA that its heat safety measures for the 2026 World Cup are insufficient and pose serious risks to players, urging the organization to implement stronger protections, such as longer cooling breaks and clearer protocols for extreme weather conditions, as many stadiums are expected to experience dangerously high temperatures. #WorldCup2026 #HeatSafety #SportsHealth #US #CA #MX

A group of leading scientists has warned FIFA that its current heat safety measures for the 2026 Men's World Cup are inadequate and could jeopardize player safety, urging for enhanced protections such as longer cooling breaks and clearer protocols for extreme conditions amid expectations of dangerously high temperatures at many tournament stadiums. #WorldCup2026 #HeatSafety #FifaHealth #US #CA #MX

FIFA's Stadium Code of Conduct for the 2026 World Cup, spanning 35 pages and published in three languages, outlines a comprehensive list of prohibited items and behaviors, allowing fans to bring empty, reusable water bottles but barring most bags and various other items, including weapons, noise-making devices, and significant quantities of paper, while stipulating that non-transparent bags and larger items must be stored off-site. #WorldCup2026 #StadiumSafety #FanConduct #US #CA #MX

FIFA's finalized Stadium Code of Conduct for the 2026 World Cup outlines an extensive list of prohibited items and behaviors, allowing only empty reusable water bottles and specific small bags into stadiums while banning weapons, certain noise-making devices, and other potentially threatening objects, all in an effort to ensure fan safety during the tournament. #WorldCup2026 #FIFA #StadiumSafety #US #CA #MX