​Dallas Cowboys’ home, AT&T Stadium, was temporarily renamed Dallas Stadium and hosted the FIFA World Cup Semifinal Between Spain and France on Tuesday. With more than 70,000 fans in attendance, the event was filled with soccer fanatics and celebrities alike.However, while Spain got the better of France in a low-scoring thriller, NFL fans had their sights set on something else altogether. X (formerly Twitter) users took the opportunity of Jerry World hosting a semi-final matchup (equivalent to a Conference Championship game) to troll the Dallas Cowboys.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementOne fan commented:“Crazy to think “Dallas” Stadium is hosting a World Cup semifinal before a Cowboys NFC Championship game.”While another fan claimed it’s no surprise the team hasn’t made it past the Divisional Round considering the way they play.While another fan pointed out that the stadium hasn’t seen an NFL championship game, it’s not the same for college football.Another fan added:Another fan said:While Jerry Jones has been leading the Cowboys for almost four decades, the billionaire owner hasn’t always been in the good books of fans because of the team’s inability to return to its former glory.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementCowboys faithful expressed their discontent by booing Jones during an appearance on the big screen in the middle of the FIFA World Cup semi-final clash.While there was confusion on who the boos were directed at first, since the television feed had shown FIFA President Gianni Infantino just moments prior, spectators confirmed that the stadium big board was displaying Jones, who was attending his first FIFA World Cup match at Dallas Stadium.With the FIFA sponsors’ restrictions now lifted, Dallas Stadium will now be reverting to its original ‘AT&T Stadium’ moniker ahead of the Cowboys’ home opener against Washington on 20th September, 2026.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementRead More:Colin Kaepernick Reportedly Debunks $2,800,000,000 Rapper’s Claims On NFL ExitPIC: Taylor Swift’s Wedding Ring From Travis Kelce Revealed in Vogue PostCollege Sports Network has you covered with the latest news, analysis, insights, and trending stories in tennis, college football, men’s college basketball, women’s college basketball, and college baseball!.