KANSAS CITY, Mo. \u2014 The Dutch men\u2019s national team arrived in Kansas City on Tuesday afternoon, marking the third country to arrive in the city they\u2019ll call home during FIFA World Cup 26.<\/p>\n
The Netherlands, ranked No. 8 in the FIFA World Rankings<\/a>, touched down just before 12:45 p.m. Tuesday at Kansas City Downtown Airport \u2014 Wheeler Field.<\/p>\n The team is set to practice during the World Cup at the Kansas City Current\u2019s training facilities<\/a> in Riverside. The team will stay at the Cascade Hotel on the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri.<\/p>\n The team arrived in Kansas City on a flight<\/a> from Westchester County, New York, where they played in a World Cup tune-up match Monday night, defeating Uzbekistan 2-1.<\/p>\n The Dutch are scheduled for a National Team Community Training Session<\/a> on Wednesday, June 10, at Riverside Stadium.<\/p>\n LINK | FIFA World Cup 2026 coverage from KSHB 41<\/a><\/p>\n Earlier this week, the No. 28-ranked Algeria men\u2019s national team arrived at Kansas City International Airport<\/a> and boarded a bus to their World Cup home base in Lawrence<\/a>. The team will train at Rock Chalk Park at the University of Kansas and stay at the Lawrence Doubletree Hotel.<\/p>\n Top-ranked Argentina and star Lionel Messi arrived in Kansas City on May 31<\/a>. The team is training at the Compass Minerals\/Sporting KC training facilities<\/a> in Kansas City, Kansas, and staying at the Origin Hotel on the Riverfront.<\/p>\n