Foxboro select board to revisit World Cup license tonight as $7M funding question looms
By Ryan Breslin
Published on March 3, 2026.
The town's Select Board is set to make a crucial decision regarding the $7M entertainment license fee for the World Cup, which is tied to security costs. The town previously denied the license to FIFA and Boston 26, stating it is uncertain who will cover the cost. The decision could be made if the issue remains unresolved. The MBTA has also announced that World Cup matchdays will have just 5,000 general parking spots available near Gillette.
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