Kraft Group, Foxborough Officials Clash Over World Cup Security Funds
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The Kraft Group, owners of Gillette Stadium and the New England Patriots, are in a dispute with Foxborough town officials over security costs for World Cup matches. The group proposed paying security invoices within two business days, but the town insists on receiving the full $7.8 million upfront. The town has set a deadline of June 13th, and without the funds, they could withhold the necessary license from FIFA, putting the games at risk. Despite the disagreement, the Kraft Group and Boston Soccer 2026 host committee plan to continue working together to secure the funds.
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