Monterrey, a World Cup venue that left a mark and fell short

After the end of the 2026 World Cup, Monterrey stands out as a memorable host that could have had even more prominence, according to Andrés Vaca, who praises the city and the BBVA Stadium.

Monterrey, an impressive host

The 2026 World Cup has left unforgettable memories, and Monterrey stands out as one of the most emblematic venues. Andrés Vaca regrets that the BBVA Stadium did not host more matches, considering that the city deserved to reach the Quarterfinals. Vaca praises the hospitality and the Mexican atmosphere that won over international spectators.

FIFA's regret

Vaca reveals that FIFA may have regretted not assigning more matches to Monterrey, given the excellent conditions offered by the city. The narrator highlights the virality of the image of the stadium with the Cerro de la Silla in the background, comparing it to iconic scenes from other World Cups. With 13 matches in three cities, Mexico becomes the favorite of fans, surpassing other venues in infrastructure and festive atmosphere.

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