With World Cup games over, the stickers can be removed from 64,000 seats at Gillette Stadium

The last game of the World Cup at Gillette Stadium saw France triumph over Morocco, marking the seventh and final match held at this venue. Now that the tournament is over, workers can start removing the temporary stickers that filled 64,000 seats to accommodate soccer fans during the event. This process is a crucial step in preparing the stadium for its regular NFL use, specifically for the New England Patriots. It highlights the flexibility of sports venues to adapt for different events, emphasizing the stadium's importance in hosting both major football and international soccer games.