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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-06 · 92 entries checked · 73 flagged · 193 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 193 still open
Mercedes-Benz Stadium — The claim that the stadium will host an NWSL expansion team in 2028 is not confirmed; no official NWSL expansion team has been announced for Mercedes-Benz Stadium in 2028.
Mercedes-Benz Stadium — The claim that the stadium hosted a semi-final match during the 2026 FIFA World Cup is incorrect; the 2026 World Cup schedule has not been finalized, and no semi-final has been officially assigned to Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Arthur Blank — The entry states Blank purchased the Atlanta Falcons from 'Taylor Smith'; the seller was actually Rankin Smith.
Arthur Blank — The entry says 'On June 24, 2026, he received the Golden Plate Award of the American Academy of Achievement.' This date is in the future and cannot be verified as factual.
Bobby Dodd Stadium — The claim that Bobby Dodd Stadium is 'the oldest stadium in the FBS' is incorrect; Harvard Stadium (1903) is older.
Bobby Dodd Stadium — The claim that it is 'the site of more home wins than any other FBS stadium' is not a widely established factual record and is likely false or unverifiable.
The Bus — The entry falsely associates 'The Bus' with Atlanta United fan culture when the source article lists unrelated arts, entertainment, people, and public transportation references.
Vamos ATL — The inaugural match at Mercedes-Benz Stadium did not occur at the club's launch; Atlanta United played its first home matches at Bobby Dodd Stadium in 2017, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium opened later that season (September 2017).
La Banda — The entry describes a city in Argentina, not the Atlanta United supporters' group 'La Banda'.
Atlanta United Foundation — Atlanta United FC was not the first MLS team to establish a dedicated social justice initiative as a core pillar of its identity; several MLS clubs, such as Seattle Sounders FC (with RAVE Foundation) and others, had established charitable or social justice-foc
Hear Us Roar — The claim 'Mercedes-Benz Stadium features a retractable roof, unique in MLS' is factually incorrect because several other MLS stadiums have retractable roofs.
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