Why FIFA cancelled 2000 hotel rooms in Philadelphia and Mexico City ahead of the World Cup ? The situation explained (Image via Getty) The World Cup is just a few months away, but something unexpected ...

FIFA has mysteriously cancelled 2,000 hotel rooms in World Cup host cities without explanation. The tournament kicks off in less than three months but the organizer has had a change of plans. Please ...

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FIFA officials have canceled about 2,000 hotel rooms in Philadelphia that they previously booked for this summer. The worldwide soccer governing body canceled hotel blocks in all 16 World Cup host ...

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