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At 1:00 a.m. Beijing time on June 13th, the first round of Group B of the 2026 USA-Canada-Mexico World Cup kicked off at the Toronto Stadium. The host team Canada faced the Bosnia and Herzegovina team, and 43,002 spectators witnessed a fierce battle. In the 21st minute of the game, the Bosnia and Herzegovina team scored with a header from a corner kick, taking the lead. After the second half, the host team equalized in the 79th minute with a shot from inside the penalty area. The final score was 1:1, and Canada scored its first World Cup point in the team's history.

After the first round of Group A matches of the 2026 USA-Canada-Mexico World Cup concluded, an emotional and thrilling comeback unfolded in Guadalajara, Mexico. Despite conceding the first goal, the South Korean team scored two more goals and ultimately defeated the Czech team 2:1, achieving their first World Cup victory in 16 years. In this intense battle where goals were exchanged back and forth, an "invisible director" is being discussed by more and more fans - the artificial grass field under the players' feet, which has been certified by FIFA.

The 2026 World Cup is in full swing. In a recently concluded key match, the Mexican team won 2-0 against the South African team with a clean and decisive victory. 

As the 2026 World Cup approaches, six teams are gradually emerging as the most competitive: Argentina, France, England, Brazil, Portugal, and Spain. 

As the Argentine football team, which was the champion of the 2022 World Cup, in the 2026 World Cup, the national football team of Argentina has attracted much attention from fans. For a long time, the Argentine national team has been renowned for its exquisite techniques, rapid passing, and smooth offensive style. Many fans did not realize that the quality of the training grounds has a crucial impact on this playing style. In recent years, like many top football countries, Argentina has increasingly used artificial turf in training and adopted a mixed training system to ensure the smooth progress of the annual training preparations.

As the 2026 World Cup approaches in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, stadium turf technology is becoming a key focus in the event preparations. The World Cup is not only a stage for football competitions but also a showcase for various football turf technologies. To meet the higher requirements of modern football for stability, durability, and safety, traditional natural turf is being replaced by more advanced systems.