Foxborough is refusing to sign off on a required World Cup 2026 entertainment license for Gillette Stadium until officials get firm guarantees that taxpayers won’t be left covering an estimated $8 ...

"Same bulls---" - A March 17 deadline has been set over a security-funding row that has put Boston's World Cup matches at ...

Foxborough officials say Gillette Stadium may not receive a license to host matches unless an estimated $8 million security bill is resolved.

A joint statement was distributed from KSE, Boston Soccer 2026 and the Town of Foxboro on Wednesday night. Maddie Meyer / The town of Foxboro, Mass., appears to have won its battle to avoid being ...

FOXBORO, MASS. (WHDH) - Foxboro town leaders are still waiting for the money to pay for security during the FIFA World Cup this summer. The select board refused to grant an entertainment license that ...

Rule changes and technological innovations have been a constant in soccer in recent years, aimed at speeding up the game and preventing referee errors that could impact match results. Ahead of the ...

FIFA bosses are in a standoff with officials in a Boston town who have said they will not provide a license to host World Cup games – including two of Scotland's – amid a $7.8 million security costs r ...

Local officials and organizers are worried about security funding for Boston's World Cup games.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. " It's the equivalent of 7 Super Bowls here and 39 days of coverage," one town leader said.

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS FOR SECURITY FOR THE UPCOMING WORLD CUP TOURNAMENT. OUR MARY SALADNA IS LIVE IN FOXBORO WITH THE NEW DEVELOPMENTS TONIGHT. MAYOR. YEAH, WELL, ED FOXBOROUGH TOWN LEADERS STILL HAVE ...

The town's select board has set a March 17 deadline to receive $7.8 million in federal grant funds or it will withhold the entertainment license FIFA needs to stage games at Gillette Stadium.