On Jun. 11, the FIFA World Cup kicks off in Mexico City. The coming days will deliver an opening ceremony spectacle, dazzling goals, dubious VAR calls, a viral celebration dance, at least one penalty shootout that ends in tears, a managerial firing, and the lifting of the trophy at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Jul. 19. Forty-eight nations, 16 cities, a global television audience that will dwarf any other event on the calendar. The drama is guaranteed. There is one other absolute certainty,