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FIFA Selling World Cup Stadium Grass in $450 Pieces

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Selling stadium turf has a long history in sports!

After Wembley's original 1923 pitch was torn up, fans took home turf squares as keepsakes. FIFA's $450 grass patches from the 2026 World Cup continue a century-old tradition of selling 'sacred ground' from iconic venues.

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