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June 11 — July 19, 2026 · USA · Mexico · Canada

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16 cities. 3 countries.

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CANADAUNITED STATESMEXICONew York / New Jersey — New York New Jersey Stadium (8 matches)Los Angeles — Los Angeles Stadium (8 matches)Dallas — Dallas Stadium (9 matches)Miami — Miami Stadium (7 matches)Atlanta — Atlanta Stadium (8 matches)Houston — Houston Stadium (7 matches)Philadelphia — Philadelphia Stadium (6 matches)Seattle — Seattle Stadium (6 matches)San Francisco Bay Area — San Francisco Bay Area Stadium (5 matches)Kansas City — Kansas City Stadium (6 matches)Boston / Foxborough — Boston Stadium (7 matches)Mexico City — Estadio Ciudad de Mexico (5 matches)Guadalajara — Estadio Guadalajara (4 matches)Monterrey — Estadio Monterrey (5 matches)Toronto — Toronto Stadium (6 matches)Vancouver — BC Place (7 matches)
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Quick answers to the things people ask most.

When does the FIFA World Cup 2026 start?
The tournament runs from June 11 to July 19, 2026. The opening match is at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, and the final will be at MetLife Stadium in New York/New Jersey.
How many teams will play in World Cup 2026?
48 teams — a first in World Cup history. The expanded format includes 12 groups of 4, with the top two from each group plus the eight best third-placed teams advancing to a Round of 32.
Where can I watch World Cup 2026 in the USA?
FOX Sports has English-language rights and Telemundo has Spanish-language rights. Streaming is available via Fubo, Peacock (NBC), Hulu+ Live, YouTube TV, and the FOX Sports app.
When do tickets go on sale?
Official ticket sales open in phases through FIFA.com/tickets starting in late 2025. Random selection draws, individual match sales, and hospitality packages each have their own timelines — check the Tickets guide for the latest dates.
Do I need a visa to attend matches?
It depends on your nationality and which host country you're visiting. The USA, Canada, and Mexico each have different entry rules. FIFA is also offering a special expedited visa appointment process for confirmed ticket holders.
Which cities will host matches?
16 host cities total: 11 in the USA (NY/NJ, LA, Dallas, Miami, Atlanta, Houston, Philadelphia, Seattle, San Francisco Bay Area, Kansas City, Boston), 3 in Mexico (Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey), and 2 in Canada (Toronto, Vancouver).