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FIFA is spelt with all capital letters, since it is an acronym

In exactly 9 days will start, the 2026 Fifa World Cup will start. In exactly 9 days, the 2026 Fifa World Cup will start.

PIt is probably the biggest sporting event in the Wworld right now. It is probably the biggest sporting event in the world right now.

You could also say "sports event" There is no need to capitalise "world" here, as it is not a proper noun (unlike Earth, for example, which IS a proper noun)

In addition, this one is gonnaing to be special because 48 teams have qualified to play the group stage. In addition, this one is going to be special because 48 teams have qualified to play the group stage.

In my opinion "gonna" and "cause" are too casual here, I would save them for texting or talking with friends only

Among them, you can find legendary football countries, such as Brazil or France, as well as countries that are participate for their first time in that championshiping in this championship for their first time, like OuUzbéekistan. Among them, you can find legendary football countries, such as Brazil or France, as well as countries that are participating in this championship for their first time, like Uzbekistan.

OR you could just remove "in this championship" altogether, and just write "... countries that are participating for the first time, like Uzbekistan" "The first time" or "their first time" are both gramatically correct, though I would personally favour "the first time"

To add insult to injury, it's their third time in a row they didn't qualify tofor the World Cup. To add insult to injury, it's the third time in a row they didn't qualify for the World Cup.

You generally qualify FOR something "It's their third time in a row not qualifying for the World Cup" OR "it's the third time in a row they didn't qualify..."

Italiay is deffinitely having a bad time, and winning the European Championship in 2020 was only an incident when you consider their last performances. Italy is definitely having a bad time, and winning the European Championship in 2020 was only an incident when you consider their last performances.

You can HAVE a bad time I am not 100% sure what you mean by incident here - it was only notable, perhaps?

Another partieculiarity of that World Cup is that it's organized in 3 countries: the US, Mexico and Canada. Another peculiarity of that World Cup is that it's organized in 3 countries: the US, Mexico and Canada.

Particularity seems like kind of a weird word. If you mean something that is strange, I'd go with "peculiarity". If you mean a specific detail, I'd just say "detail". Organised IN = all the planning takes place in those countries Organised BY = those countries are the planners BY would sound more natural in my opinion

It's the very first time there are 3 organisatoers. It's the very first time there are 3 organisers.

I don't know if it will really change something but I found interesting to evocate ithink about. I don't know if it will really change something but I found interesting to think about.

Apparentky "evocate" = to call forth, bring forward, summon. I have never heard this word, and I had to Google it. At first I thought you meant "evoke", ie. a very vivid piece of descriptive writing may evoke vivid images in your mind's eye, or a specific scent may evoke memories from your childhood. If you want to say you are thinking about something, I'd go with: - It was interesting to think about - It was interesting to ponder - It was interesting to consider

The last innovation that the US brought into thate compéetition is the footballs. The last innovation that the US brought to the competition is the footballs.

We almost never use accents in English, except for loanwords

Indeed, they look the very much same as the normal balls but the particularity isre is in fact something extra located inside the ball: the sensors. Indeed, they look the very much same as the normal balls but there is in fact something extra located inside the ball: sensors.

For instance, if you make a tiny touch tover the ball, you will see a little spike. For instance, if you make a tiny touch to the ball, you will see a little spike.

However, if you shoot in it, a big spike appeared. However, if you shoot in it, a big spike appeared.

This may be football terminology I am not familiar with, but I would phrase this as: "However, if you kick it very hard..." or specify "if you shoot it into the goal." You can ignore these corrections if I am totally wrong about the right sports terminology though!

Still, I think the fact that they are designated as favourite will disturb the good feature of the team and create some frictions if they are struggling against another team for whatever reasons. Still, I think the fact that they are designated as favourite will disturb the good feature of the team and create some frictions if they are struggling against another team for whatever reasons.

Design = to plan something Designate = to choose something for a particular purpose or role

I think, having too muchany stats can returnwork against yourself if you aren't able to control them. I think having too many stats can work against you if you aren't able to control them.

Something can work WORK AGAINST something else

I know they didhaven't played their best football recently, but I think they will step up their game to dominate their opponents. I know they haven't played their best football recently, but I think they will step up their game to dominate their opponents.