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The toughest challenge of the biggest World Cup in soccer history wasn’t figuring out which 48 teams should play at the tournament. It was working out where to put them. But now, as the entire soccer world descends on the U.S., Canada and Mexico to play 104 matches—and criss-cross the country on dozens and dozens of flights—teams are turning high school fields into practice pitches, checking into college dorms and luxury hotels, and, for some, enduring the most jersey-melting heat of American summer. Here is our pick of the bunch: 🔗 https://on.wsj.com/43mP99u