There is less and less time to go until the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which is expected to be a success on several fronts, mainly in terms of security. That is why a plan has been revealed with the United States to support Mexico in this area.
That is why, in the run-up to the FIFA World Cup Mexico/Canada/United States 2026, an event for which there is a great deal of expectation, this initiative has been added to help people and security, which is such an important issue.
When is the opening ceremony of the 2026 World Cup?
The match that will open the FIFA World Cup Mexico/Canada/USA 2026, between the Mexican national team and the South African national team, will be played on Thursday, June 11, 2026 at the legendary Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
Mexico welcomes US soldiers for 2026 World Cup
In this way, it has been confirmed that US soldiers will be entering the country to train the various authorities who will be in charge of security during the 2026 World Cup.
In this way, it has been reported by Senator Laura Itzel Castillo that a total of 35 members of the United States Armed Forces will enter Mexico, after the authorization of the Senate for the 2026 World Cup, so they will be in charge of training the special forces that will be participating, since high-caliber knowledge and practices are needed to be ready and with all possible knowledge on how to act in different circumstances
Mexico prepares for 2026 World Cup
Thus, despite the injuries, Javier ‘Vasco’ Aguirre’s Mexican national team is continuing to prepare for the World Cup, where it was drawn as the top seed in Group A, where it will face the South African national team, as well as the South Korean national team and a European rival. The latter will be one of Denmark, Ireland, North Macedonia or Czechia to complete their opponents in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
What are the groups for the 2026 World Cup?
- Group A – Mexico, South Korea, South Africa and UEFA Play-off Winner (Denmark, Ireland, North Macedonia or Czech Republic)
- Group B – Canada, Switzerland, Qatar and UEFA Play-off Winner (Italy, Northern Ireland, Wales or Bosnia and Herzegovina)
- Group C – Brazil, Morocco, Scotland and Haiti
- Group D – USA, Australia, Paraguay and UEFA play-off winner (Turkey, Romania, Slovakia or Kosovo)
- Group E – Germany, Ecuador, Ivory Coast and Curacao
- Group F – Netherlands, Japan, Tunisia and UEFA Play-off Winner (Ukraine, Sweden, Poland or Albania)
- Group G – Belgium, Iran, Egypt and New Zealand
- Group H – Spain, Uruguay, Saudi Arabia and Cape Verde
- Group I – France, Senegal, Norway and International Playoff Winner (Bolivia, Suriname or Iraq)
- Group J – Argentina, Austria, Algeria and Jordan
- Group K – Portugal, Colombia, Uzbekistan and International Playoff Winner (Congo, Jamaica or New Caledonia)
- Group L – England, Croatia, Panama and Ghana
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