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‘It’s not acceptable’: Foxborough board and World Cup officials spar over funding gap

March 4, 2026

Foxborough officials are engaged in a dispute with World Cup organizers over funding for the hosting of seven matches at Gillette Stadium, including key games featuring Scotland and England. The local Select Board has not yet reached an agreement on financial responsibilities, raising concerns among residents and officials alike.

‘It’s not acceptable’: Foxborough board and World Cup officials spar over funding gap

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Gillette Stadium will host seven World Cup matches.
Scotland's opener is against Haiti; England faces Ghana in their second group game.
Foxborough Select Board is in discussions about funding for the event.
Disagreements over financial responsibilities have led to tensions between local officials and World Cup organizers.

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‘It’s not acceptable’: Foxborough board and World Cup officials spar over funding gap

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‘It’s not acceptable’: Foxborough board and World Cup officials spar over funding gap

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