Sports

Cities included in World Cup bid

By Doug Roberson
Jan 12, 2010

The 18 cities that will be included in the United States' bid to host the World Cup in 2018 or 2022:

• Atlanta

• Baltimore

• Boston

• Dallas

• Denver

• Houston

• Indianapolis

• Kansas City, Mo.

• Los Angeles

• Miami

• Nashville, Tenn.

• New York

• Philadelphia

• Phoenix

• San Diego

• Seattle

• Tampa

• Washington, D.C.

About the Author

Doug Roberson covers the Atlanta United and Major League Soccer.

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