Several outlets cite expert commentary saying domestic violence can increase during major international sports events such as the World Cup. Both reports reference a common point made by a specialist who says they “often prepare” for periods when abuse rates typically surge, naming the World Cup as one of those events. The articles do not present new data or specific incident figures tied to a particular tournament, but they describe a pattern in which heightened stressors around large gatherings—such as increased alcohol consumption, disrupted routines, and crowding at homes or viewing locations—can contribute to higher risk for some victims. The reporting emphasizes preparedness rather than specific allegations about any single match or country. In both cases, the key message is that authorities, support services, and communities should anticipate the possibility of increased demand for domestic violence resources during the event window. The outlets present the World Cup as a recurring trigger for prevention planning, based on the expert’s experience and expectation of elevated risk during similar high-profile periods.