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World Cup 2026: record prize of 871 million dollars

The 48 teams will receive at least $12.5 million each.

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FIFA announced that it will distribute 871 million dollars among the 48 participating teams in the 2026 World Cup. This figure represents an increase of 15% compared to Qatar 2022 and is the highest in the history of the tournament.

Each team will receive a minimum of 12.5 million dollars. Of that total, 2.5 million are allocated as a preparatory contribution for training camps, travel and logistics. The remaining 10 million are just for qualifying.

RelatedFIFA announces record prize of 50 million for the 2026 World Cup champion

The tournament champion will take home 50 million dollars, eleven million more than the runner-up. These amounts have increased by one million compared to the previous edition, partly due to the more complex logistics of a World Cup that will be played in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

In addition to the base salary, FIFA will support teams with fewer resources. The entity will provide additional subsidies for delegation expenses and an increase in ticket allocation, for a total of more than 16 million dollars. These subsidies seek to strengthen the participation of teams that face greater economic challenges.

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Necaxa and Monterrey seek to remain undefeated in the Apertura 2026

Both teams arrive with a victory on matchday 1. Who will continue adding?

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Duel of the undefeated in Aguascalientes

Rayos del Necaxa and Rayados de Monterrey face each other this Sunday, July 26, on date 2 of Apertura 2026. Both teams started the tournament with victory and will seek to maintain the perfect pace.

The hydrocalids want to take advantage of the locality. On matchday 1 they beat Atlante 2-1 in the Clásico del Pueblo. However, their performance at home was one of the weak points last tournament: they barely won three games at Victoria.

For its part, Monterrey debuted with a 3-2 win over Santos Laguna under the direction of Matías Almeida. Outside of the Steel Giant, the Monterrey team only won two games in the previous campaign, with four losses and two draws.

The recent history favors the visit. In Clausura 2026, also on date 2 and in Aguascalientes, the Rayados won 2-0.

Match details

  • Stadium: Victoria
  • Time: 5:00 p.m.
  • Transmission: Fox One

The meeting promises intensity. Necaxa will try to show that their improvement at home was not a coincidence, while Monterrey will seek to impose their hierarchy as a visitor.

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The Year VI Evening: complete billboard and how to see it

This Saturday, Seville will host the most anticipated boxing event of the year.

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Schedule and transmission of the Year VI Evening

This Saturday, the La Cartuja stadium in Seville hosts La Velada del Año VI, the boxing event organized by the Spanish streamer Ibai Llanos. The free broadcast begins at 11:00 a.m. (Central Mexico time) with a preview of interviews and celebrities. The first fight is scheduled for 11:45 a.m. It can be followed on Ibai Llanos’ Twitch, YouTube and TikTok channels.

Complete billboard and confirmed artists

The evening brings together ten fights with content creators. The participation of two Mexicans stands out: Rivers, who faces RoRo; and Natalia MX, who collides with Clersss. The order of the fights is as follows:

  • Fabiana Sevillano vs La Parce
  • Clersss vs Natalia MX
  • Edu Aguirre vs Gastón Edul
  • Marta Díaz vs Tatiana Kaer
  • Gero Arias vs Viruzz
  • Alondrissa vs Angie Velasco
  • Lit Killah vs Kidd Keo
  • Rivers vs RoRo
  • YoSoyPlex vs Fernanfloo
  • Illo Juan vs The Gref G

Yandel, Juanes, Anuel AA, Bad Gyal, La Pantera and Lucho RK will perform during the intermission. The event combines sports and musical spectacle, with a format that has consolidated Ibai Llanos as one of the leaders in live entertainment in the digital world.

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Mexico starts with a shower of medals in Central Americans 2026

Mexico accumulates multiple medals on the first day of competition in the Dominican Republic.

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The 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games began this Saturday with a wave of medals for the Mexican delegation in the Dominican Republic.

The first metals for Mexico

Gold medals:

  • Melissa Márquez and Aylin Ibarra won the women’s lightweight short row double pair (LW2X).
  • Matías Grande, Raúl Rodríguez and Francisco Padilla defeated Colombia 6-2 in the recurve team final.
  • The mixed badminton team beat Guatemala.
  • Paulo Strehlke won the 10 km open water swim.
  • William Arroyo mastered traditional individual taekwondo poomsae.
  • Alejandra Valencia, Ángela Ruiz and Ana Pau Vázquez defeated Colombia 5-1 in the women’s recurve team final.

Silver medals:

  • Yuritzi Salgado finished second in the 10 km of open water with 2:18:44.0.
  • Cecilia Lee won second place in traditional women’s taekwondo poomsae.
  • Sara Roel won silver in the road cycling time trial.

Bronze medals:

  • Diego Obele finished third in the 10 km of open water.
  • Dalia Berenice Moreno achieved bronze in the same event with 2:18:48.0.
  • Rafael Mejía and Roberto Ahumada took third place in double pair of lightweight short oars.
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