FIFA is writing its own jokes for Twenty Twenty Six

FIFA is writing its own jokes for Twenty Twenty Six


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Today on Commotion, sports activities journalist Shireen Ahmed talks about what the TV sequence will get proper about operating a soccer match.

Sports journalist Shireen Ahmed talks about what the TV sequence will get proper about operating a soccer match

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A group of people pose for a photo in an office meeting room in front of a map of the world.
Twenty Twenty Six is ​​now streaming. (BBC/Expectation Entertainment/Jack Barnes)

The BBC’s mockumentary sequence Twenty Twenty Six lands on North American screens proper because the 2026 FIFA World Cup prepares to kick off throughout Canada, the US and Mexico. Set in Miami, the W1A spin-off follows a worldwide workforce of organizers as they plan the world’s largest soccer match, giving a satirical tackle the present state of the game.

Today on Commotionhost Elamin Abdelmahmoud is joined by sports activities journalist Shireen Ahmed to speak about what the sequence will get proper about FIFA and the state of soccer in North America because the World Cup approaches.

You can take heed to the total dialogue from right now’s present on CBC Listen or on our podcast, Commotion with Elamin Abdelmahmoud, available wherever you get your podcasts.

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Interview with Shireen Ahmed produced by Jean Kim.

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