The United States have announced the 18 host cities that could host matches if the country’s 2018 or 2022 bid is successful.
After an eight month selection process, the following cities were chosen:
Atlanta, San Diego, Phoenix, Dallas, Seattle, Denver, Tampa, Indianapolis, Baltimore, Nashville, Kansas City, Houston, Miami, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Washington DC, Boston and New York.
Between [...]

The United States has revealed their new bid website in an effort to promote their campaign to secure the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
The website, goUSAbid.com, also unveils the new bid theme: “The Game is in US” along with the new bid logo (below).

The website is developed by the agency behind Barrack Obama’s election campaign and [...]

The USA Bid Committee for the 2018/22 World Cup has decided on a list of 70 potential stadiums above 50,000 in capacity to use as playing venues if they were to be awarded the 2018 or 2022 World Cup.
FIFA’s requirements for the World Cup hosts is to have a minimum of 12 stadiums with a [...]

Another rival of England to host the World Cup of 2018 is the United States. This country already has a large number of stadiums with a capacity over 70000. These are normally used for American football which is the most popular sports in the States and they are spread across a vast area. However, as [...]

It has emerged that the USA is preparing a bid to host the 2018 World Cup and will also offer to provide a backup in 2014 if a South American country proves unable to stage the event.
“Obviously FIFA knows what we’re capable of and, if something else changed, we would be open to any other [...]