FIFA World Cup 2026 complete schedule has been unveiled. In a highly anticipated announcement, the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) has officially revealed the comprehensive schedule for the much-awaited FIFA World Cup 2026.
Set to be the most expansive men’s World Cup to date, the prestigious tournament is scheduled to take place across Canada, Mexico, and the United States, featuring 48 teams engaged in a total of 108 matches, captivating football enthusiasts worldwide.
Commencing on June 11, 2026, in Mexico City, the tournament promises a spectacular display of talent and competition on an unprecedented scale.
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With matches spanning various cities, the host cities and their respective venues have been meticulously chosen to provide an optimal experience for players and fans alike.
The breakdown of host cities and their venues is as follows:
Atlanta: Mercedes-Benz Stadium is poised to host a total of eight games, encompassing five group stage matches, a round of 32 clash, a round of 16 encounter, and a riveting semifinal.
Boston: Gillette Stadium, located in the capital of Massachusetts, is slated to witness five intense group stage games.
Dallas: AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas, will be a focal point for football enthusiasts, accommodating five group stage matches, two round of 32 fixtures, one round of 16 match, and a highly anticipated semifinal.
Guadalajara: Estadio Akron in Guadalajara, Mexico, is set to host four group stage games, contributing to the vibrant atmosphere of the tournament.
Houston: The bustling metropolis of Houston, Texas, will be a key player in the World Cup festivities, hosting five group stage games, followed by a round of 32 clash and a round of 16 showdown.
Kansas City: Kansas City is poised to witness six thrilling matches, comprising four group stage encounters, a round of 32 fixture, and a quarterfinal showdown.
Los Angeles: The sprawling city of Los Angeles, situated in Southern California, will take center stage with the tournament opener, four additional group stage clashes, two round of 32 matches, and a quarterfinal.
Mexico City: Estadio Azteca in Mexico City will play a pivotal role, hosting three group stage matches, a round of 32 fixture, and a round of 16 match.
Miami: The vibrant city of Miami is set to be a hotspot for World Cup action, featuring a total of 32 games, including four group stage matches, a quarterfinal, and the third-place match.
Monterrey: Monterrey will see four captivating matches, including three group stage games and a round of 32 fixture.
New York: The iconic city of New York will be a hub of football excitement, with eight games scheduled, culminating in the final at MetLife Stadium. This includes five group stage matches, a round of 32 clash, and a round of 16 showdown.
Philadelphia: Pennsylvania’s largest city, Philadelphia, will host five group stage games and a round of 16 match, adding to the diverse tapestry of World Cup venues.
San Francisco: San Francisco will be in the spotlight as the host of the FIFA opener, along with five group stage games and a round of 32 fixture.
Seattle: Six riveting matches are on the agenda for Seattle, featuring four group stage clashes, a round of 32 encounter, and a round of 16 showdown.
Toronto: Canada’s leading city, Toronto, will kick off the tournament with the opener, followed by four additional group stage matches and a round of 32 fixture.
Vancouver: The diverse city of Vancouver, Canada, will be a dynamic host with five group stage matches, a round of 32 fixture, and a round of 16 clash.
As FIFA World Cup 2026 complete schedule unveiled, Football enthusiasts can anticipate an extraordinary World Cup experience in 2026
