A World Cup had never had 48 teams nor had it been played in three different states. For six weeks, the United States, Canada, and Mexico will host 104 matches, creating a different scenario. A total of 16 stadiums will host matches, most of them in the United States, although there will also be three Mexican venues and two in Canada. Most stadiums are relatively new and for a good part of the season, American football matches are played there, with some exceptions. Some stadiums, like those in Atlanta or Seattle, have become the home of local football teams, although they combine it with other sports. All stadiums in the United States, in fact, are venues prepared to host different disciplines, concerts, or events, with top-level technology. However, the state of the grass worries the coaches, as it would not be the best.