Patriots’ Gillette Stadium Tops World Cup Venue Rankings in the U.S.

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Patriots’ Gillette Stadium Tops World Cup Venue Rankings in the U.S.

Gillette Stadium, home of the Patriots, is ranked the No. 1 FIFA World Cup venue among the 11 U.S. host cities by The New York Times. Arrowhead Stadium (Chiefs) is No. 2, followed by Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Falcons), Lumen Field (Seahawks), and Levi's Stadium (49ers). SoFi Stadium, shared by the Rams and Chargers, ranks No. 11 - the last spot.

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