New Jersey, FIFA trade blame over expensive World Cup rail to MetLife Stadium
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New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill urged FIFA to cover about $50 million in fan-transport costs for World Cup games at MetLife Stadium, while FIFA said host-city agreements require transport at cost; NJ Transit will cover related costs, but rail tickets could exceed $100, raising accessibility concerns as eight World Cup matches are staged in New Jersey.
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