We need to produce an original article for keyword "Fifa World Cup 2026 Wiki". Should be 600-900 words, using only safe HTML tags: h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. No markdown fences. No mention of AI generation. Should be SEO-friendly, factual. Use headings naturally. We need to incorporate some context phrases: there is a list of context items (some appear incomplete). The context includes: "- The", "- The", "- Discover the complete Mexico National Team Squad for the", "- Relive the unforgettable halftime show as culture, sports and music come together to celebrate", "- This is an audio version of the", "- Thank you so much for watching! Your support means everything to me! Read the full, unabridged history here: ...", "- The", "- eFootball PES 21 Gameplay |" These are weird, but we can perhaps use some of them as natural phrases. We can mention Mexico National Team Squad, halftime show, etc. However we must avoid unsupported claims. Must be factual. We can write about FIFA World Cup 2026: host nations (USA, Canada, Mexico), expanded format (48 teams), venues, schedule, qualification, etc. Provide a wiki-like overview. Use headings like "Overview", "Host Nations", "Tournament Format", "Venues", "Qualification", "Legacy and Impact", "References" maybe. We need to keep within 600-900 words. Let's aim ~750 words. We must only use allowed tags: h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, em. No other tags like header, section, div, etc. So we will structure with h2 for main sections, h3 for subsections. Use p for paragraphs. Use ul/ol for lists. Use strong for emphasis, em for italics. We must not include markdown fences. Just plain HTML. Let's craft. Word count: need to approximate. We'll write around 780 words. Let's draft. We'll start with

FIFA World Cup 2026 Overview

then paragraphs. We need to avoid unsupported claims: we can state known facts: tournament will be hosted by United States, Canada, Mexico; 48 teams; 80 matches; etc. We'll include some context phrases: "Discover the complete Mexico National Team Squad for the" maybe we can embed as a sentence: "For those interested, you can discover the complete Mexico National Team Squad for the 2026 World Cup..." but we must not claim we have the squad; just mention that info can be found elsewhere. That's okay. "Relive the unforgettable halftime show as culture, sports and music come together to celebrate" maybe mention halftime show of opening ceremony. "This is an audio version of the" maybe mention there is an audio version of the wiki. "Thank you so much for watching! Your support means everything to me! Read the full, unabridged history here: ..." maybe we can include a thank you note at end. "The" and "eFootball PES 21 Gameplay |" maybe we can mention that the tournament will be featured in eFootball PES 21? Actually PES 21 is older; but we can say that the tournament will be featured in various video games, including eFootball PES 2021 (or similar). Must be factual: I think eFootball PES 2021 had some World Cup content? Not sure. Safer to say that the tournament will be featured in upcoming video game titles, such as eFootball PES 2024 (if exists). But we need to avoid unsupported claims. Maybe better to not mention specific game unless certain. The context includes "eFootball PES 21 Gameplay |" maybe we can say that highlights will be available in eFootball PES 2021 gameplay videos. That is a bit speculative but could be considered factual if such videos exist. However to be safe, we can mention that fans can relive moments through gaming platforms like