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DFW Sports in 2026 — Cowboys, Mavericks, and the World Cup

Dallas-Fort Worth is a top-tier American sports market: the Dallas Cowboys play at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, the Mavericks and Stars compete in downtown Dallas, the Rangers and a planned new MLB stadium anchor Tarrant County, and FC Dallas represents the region in MLS. The 2026 World Cup transforms DFW into an international sports destination when Fan Fest at Fair Park opens in June — part of the largest sporting event on earth.

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FC Dallas has signed 15-year-old forward Benjamin Flowers to a Homegrown contract, making him the youngest player ever to sign a professional contract in club history.FC Dallas signs youngest player in historyThe deal announced Thursday runs through the 2030-31 season and includes a club option for 2031-32. Flowers becomes the 49th Homegrown player signed by FC Dallas, continuing the club's reputation as one of Major League Soccer's top developers of young talent.Flowers joined the FC Dallas Academy in 2021 at age 10 after being discovered while playing youth soccer in the Dallas area. The Longview, Texas native, who was raised in Forney, Texas, quickly emerged as one of the academy's top prospects and earned his first call-ups to train with FC Dallas' first team earlier this year.Widely regarded as one of the nation's top youth prospects, Flowers has competed in international tournaments in Germany and Mexico and participated in the Dallas Cup during his time with the FC Dallas Academ

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Football season is nearly here. The Dallas Cowboys kick off their training camp in Oxnard, California this week.Cowboys Training CampThe players are set to arrive in Oxnard on Monday afternoon. Their first practice is on Wednesday.The 90 players will then fight for a spot of the 53-man roster.Dallas is looking to build on a high-powered offense that ranked second in the league in both total yards and passing yards last season.But all eyes will be on the defense, which struggled near the bottom of the NFL. Dallas added a new defensive coordinator this season to hopefully turn things around.Hall of Famer Michael Irvin said he can’t wait to see how all of the off-season adjustments translate to the field."Those moments are the moments you get to commit to each other what kind of season you're going to have. You can't start in September or start in August, and then say, 'We're going to do this.' and make those commitments take you all the way to February. You gotta start sooner. And this y

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