As Dallas Stadium prepares to host its final match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the focus isn't just on the players taking the field for Tuesday's semifinal between Spain and France. Behind the scenes, hundreds of workers have spent weeks ensuring every aspect of the tournament experience is ready.Bringing Texas energy to the World CupFor DJ Chuy Salazar, every song played during a match is a reminder of how far he's come.The Waco resident, who regularly DJs at sporting events across Texas, now finds himself performing on one of the world's biggest stages."When fans are singing along, that's the best part," Salazar said. "It's something I'm incredibly grateful to be a part of."Science behind Dallas Stadium's World Cup pitchFrom the music echoing through the stadium to the grass beneath the players' feet, the green soccer pitch is currently pink because of the LED lights that help this grass grow. Keep in mind, on Tuesday, this will be the ninth match played here at Dallas Stadium, more

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