New England Revolution investor/operator Robert Kraft is the latest edition to the USA Bid Committee. “Being involved in the 1994 World Cup was one the most thrilling experiences of my professional career and really opened my eyes to the potential for the growth of the sport in this country,” Kraft said. “Soccer continues to become more engrained in the culture of the American sports fan and I’m honored to be a part of the movement to bring the World Cup back to the United States.”
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- USA - Antigua and BarbudaCONCACAF World Cup Qualifying
Jun 8th, 2012
Raymond James Stadium - Tampa, FL
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