Google has set out features for following the tournament across North America, from the latest scores to directions to venues and post-match recaps.
Google is making it easier to follow the FIFA World Cup 2026 across North America.
The company presented the effort as four ways to keep up with the tournament, aimed at people looking for the latest scores, directions to venues or postmatch recaps.
Google outlined the offering in an announcement, positioning the features for users who need match information whether they are at a game or following remotely.
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