Summary
AT&T Stadium, where the Dallas Cowboys play, will be called "Dallas Stadium" during the World Cup because FIFA rules don't allow non-sponsor corporate names. This change frustrated some local fans and residents who expressed their displeasure on social media. The original name and logos will be temporarily covered up for nine World Cup games at the site.
Key Facts
- AT&T Stadium is a major NFL venue and will host nine World Cup games this summer.
- FIFA rules require non-sponsor corporate names to be removed from stadiums during the World Cup.
- As a result, AT&T Stadium will temporarily be called "Dallas Stadium."
- All AT&T logos around the stadium will be covered during the World Cup events.
- Fans and local residents expressed frustration about the name change on social media.
- Arlington's mayor stated he does not see the change as a major issue, emphasizing benefits to Dallas' reputation.
- The stadium is located in Arlington, Texas, not Dallas, which some believe adds confusion.
