FIFA suspends two staff members from the U.S. national soccer team ahead of its World Cup match against Belgium, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The New York Post says the suspensions are kept “quiet,” indicating FIFA has not broadly detailed the circumstances publicly, but confirms the timing: the suspensions take effect for the Monday match. The Winnipeg Free Press similarly reports that two members of the U.S. soccer team staff are suspended by FIFA for the Belgium game. Both accounts place the action in the context of the World Cup schedule and frame it as FIFA’s decision to remove the individuals from involvement in the upcoming match. Neither source provides additional specifics such as the staff members’ names, the reason for the suspensions, or whether an appeal process is available. As of the reporting, the key common point is that FIFA’s disciplinary measure affects two U.S. team staff members and applies directly to the upcoming Belgium fixture.