A World Cup host city has released limited edition condoms for raunchy football fans.
As thousands of supporters from around the globe descend on the USA, Mexico and Canada, one spot is preparing for love to be in the air.
Saucy Scots, Giddy Germans and Canadian Casanovas fans will be amongst the numerous nations flooding the streets of Toronto this summer.
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In the build up to rapper Drake’s home city hosting six World Cup games, Toronto Public Health have created a number of limited edition condoms.
The six uniquely designed wrappers will be distributed for free, as reported by Need To Know.
The city is promoting safe sex during the tournament, which brings 48 nations together.
Some of the condoms feature slogans such as ‘Block those shots’, ‘What a finish’, ‘Ohhh, Canada’ and ‘Strings attached’.
One of the wrappers features a peach in goal with an aubergine holding two footballs in a suggestive manner.
They are located at any TPH-operated sexual health clinics in the city.
The release is part of the long standing and award-winning CondomTO – the creative sexual health promotion.
In 2017, public health officials released four Toronto-themed wrappers, while back in 2015 they made six condoms for the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games.
The trend started when they launched their first custom wrapper for World Pride in 2014.
A spokesperson for TPH said: “With hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world expected in Toronto for soccer’s biggest global event of 2026, Toronto Public Health is distributing free condoms and other safer sex supplies.
“Whether you’re attending a soccer match, a watch party, hitting a summer festival or partying, remember that condoms protect the health of you and your partner(s).
“TPH has unveiled six limited-edition, soccer-inspired condom designs that celebrate the energy of the games while promoting sexual health.
“Studies show that using a condom every time you have oral, anal or vaginal sex decreases the risk of sexually transmitted and bloodborne infections (STBBIs), HIV and/or unplanned pregnancy.”
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