The 2026 FIFA World Cup Quarterfinal at SoFi Stadium on July 10 is, by any honest accounting, one of the most significant sporting events in Southern California history. By the quarterfinal stage, the tournament's narratives are fully formed: the team that was not supposed to survive the knockout rounds, the player who arrived carrying a country's expectations and delivered, the rivalry activated by a bracket that had no mercy. Eight teams remain in the entire world. Four go home this weekend. The stakes are absolute. SoFi Stadium with its rolling roof and its sight lines that put 70,000 people in intimate proximity to the pitch was built for exactly this …