SBJ Spotlight: Predicting which U.S. cities will host World Cup matches
SBJ Facilities Writer Bret McCormick and Soccer Writer Alex Silverman say five U.S. cities are locks to host World Cup matches in 2026. But they have different ideas when it comes to the rest of the field.
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