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← Return to briefingLocal residents in The Woodlands, Texas, can prepare for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026. Information is available for those looking to show their team spirit. A merch guide has been released, providing details on how to bring the hype home. Further information can be found through ABC13 Houston, which has made the guide available to the public.
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