The US Bid Committee has revealed it's list of 18 cities that be be included on the 2018/2022
World Cup bids.
The 18 cities are:
Atlanta, San Diego, Phoenix, Dallas, Seattle, Denver, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, Baltimore,
Nashville, Kansas City, Houston, Miami, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Washington D.
Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami,
Nashville, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego, Seattle, Tampa, Washington
D.C.
Up here in the Pacific Northwest, we can be pretty confident. But it was certainly interesting to
see Chicago and the Bay Area eliminated.
The USA Bid Committee named the 18 cities they will include in their package as they bid to host
the 2018 or 2022 World Cup. Atlanta, Baltimore, Boston, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Indianapolis,
Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, Phoenix/Glendale,
San Diego, Seattle, Tampa, and Washington DC are the cities on the list.
The USSF selected the 18 cities that will be listed in its official proposal to host the 2018 or
2022 World Cup finals. There are a total of 24 stadiums in these 18 cities, from which 12 will be
selected if the USA wins one of the two bids. Here's the list of cities: Atlanta Baltimore Boston
Dallas (2) Denver Houston Indianapolis Kansas City (MO) Los Angeles (2) Miami Nashville New York
Philadelphia Phoenix San Diego Seattle (2) Tampa Washington DC San Francisco and Chicago did not
make the final cut.
Después de la eliminación de Chicago como ciudad sede para los juegos
Olímpicos, los norteamericanos tienen la mira puesta el organizar un mundial de FIFA ya
sea en el 2018 ó 2022.
Es la mayor apuesta para los gringos y desde ya, están trabajando para albergar una vez
más un mundial en tierras anglosajonas.
