The World Cup opener will take place at Mexico City's iconic stadium, which has undergone renovations costing nearly $200 million. The renovations have increased the stadium's capacity to 87,500 seats, marking the venue's third time hosting the opening match.
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North America Hosts Historic World Cup Opener in Renovated Stadium
Mexico City's stadium will host the World Cup opener for the third time after significant renovations. The nearly $200 million upgrades have increased its seating capacity to 87,500.
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