World Cup Game Changed

Tue., Sept. 17, 1996

Compiled From Wire Services

The United States will plays its home World Cup qualifying game against Trinidad and Tobago in Richmond, Va., rather than Foxboro, Mass.

The game will be played at University of Richmond Stadium on Nov. 10, U.S. Soccer Federation spokesman Tom Lang said. Originally, the game had been scheduled for Foxboro, but the USSF decided to use a smaller stadium. The one in Richmond seats 22,000, about 38,000 less than Foxboro.

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