Trending Now - Toronto Distributes World Cup-themed Condoms to Fans

WHO:

Daily Mail Sports - Toronto health officials are involved in the distribution of World Cup-themed condoms.

Fox News - Alexi Lalas, a Fox Sport analyst, discusses the event.

WHAT:

Daily Mail Sports - Toronto is one of 16 host cities for the FIFA World Cup.

Fox News - Toronto Public Health is spending nearly $200,000 on condoms and other sex paraphernalia for the World Cup.

Fox News - Toronto Public Health is distributing 576,000 branded condoms and 200,000 individual packages of lubricant.

Fox News - The condom wrappers feature six different designs with phrases like "block those shots" and "what a finish."

WHERE:

Daily Mail Sports - BMO Field in Toronto is hosting six World Cup games.

Fox News - The condoms are being distributed in Toronto, Canada.

WHEN:

Fox News - The World Cup is set to arrive in Toronto next month.

Fox News - A FIFA World Cup advertisement was displayed at a Major League Soccer game on April 11, 2026.

Fox News - A countdown clock for the FIFA World Cup 2026 was displayed at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto on August 21, 2025.

WHY:

Fox News - The distribution of condoms aims to promote safe sex among fans attending the World Cup and to prevent STDs in Toronto.

HOW:

Fox News - The condoms are designed for fans attending soccer matches, watch parties, summer festivals, or parties.

(UPDATED May 14, 2026 04:19 UTC)

Toronto is gearing up for the FIFA World Cup next month, and local health officials are taking steps to promote safe sex among fans by distributing nearly $200,000 worth of World Cup-themed condoms and lubricants. The Toronto Public Health department will hand out 576,000 branded condoms featuring playful phrases like "block those shots" and "what a finish," along with 200,000 individual packages of lubricant. BMO Field will host six World Cup games, and the initiative aims to ensure that attendees can enjoy the festivities while prioritizing their health.