2026 World Cup: Fifa likely to schedule matches featuring European nations after midnight UK time
FIFA is likely to plan the World Cup matches containing the Great European nations after the midnight time next year in order to combat heat problems affecting the last Club World Cup.
The World Cup starting time, the oldest games began at 17:00 BST and then started at 20:00, 23:00 and 02:00.
However, although it is suitable for European publishers on 17:00 and 20:00, the first will be the beginning of the afternoon on the East Coast of the United States and the second on the West Coast.
Paris St-Germain Manager Luis Enrique complained that his team had to play warm to 40 degrees in the Club World Cup opener against Atletico Madrid in Los Angeles, which started at 12:00 local time.
Many coaches and players were affected by heat and moisture, Chelsea complained that while playing Enzo Fernandez.
In his speech at the Leaders’ Conference in Twickenham, Victor Montagliani, who was responsible for the event as the president of the North and Central American Confederation Concacaf, asked for the big lessons learned from Victor Montagliani: “Start Hours.”
With 48 teams in the World Cup, there are 11 days in the group stage, each of which is played at different times and is expected to be ordinary 12:00 strokes.
Five of the 16 stadiums used in the United States have a standard roof in Canada and Mexico, but it is not practical to plan all early start, while planning all early start.
When he was published to expand his comments, Montagliani, who is also the vice president of the world administration body, said: “The starting times are always a problem in our region because the summers are hot in Canada and the United States.
“The best and you can play at 15:00 in terms of the stadiums in terms of European media and other world media are having daily talks. Now all in the mixture.
“After the real program appeared after the lottery, we will do our best to ensure that it is taken into consideration. Every game will be perfect from a start time, TV perspective?”
