June 11 – July 19, 2026

FIFA World Cup
2026

48 teams. 104 matches. 11 US host cities. Plan your ultimate fan trip — we'll build a day-by-day itinerary with stadiums, fan zones, and local tips.

48Teams
104Matches
11US Cities
Tournament overview

The biggest World Cup
in history.

For the first time, 48 nations compete across 3 host countries. The United States hosts 11 cities — more matches than any nation before.

Host Countries
USA, Mexico, Canada
First tri-nation World Cup
Most Matches
Dallas (9)
AT&T Stadium, Arlington
The Final
MetLife Stadium
East Rutherford, NJ
Duration
39 days
June 11 – July 19, 2026
Host Cities

Where will you
watch the action?

From coast to coast, each host city brings its own energy, food scene, and culture to the world's biggest sporting event.

Football fans watching a match at a fan zone
New Feature

Fan Zone Map

Explore all official FIFA Fan Festival venues across 11 cities. Interactive map with live crowd heatmap during the tournament.

Explore Fan Zones
Tournament Schedule

39 days of
non-stop football.

From the opening group stage matches to the Final at MetLife Stadium — every round is an opportunity to be there.

Group Stage
June 11 – June 29
72 matches
Round of 32
June 30 – July 3
16 matches
Round of 16
July 4 – July 7
8 matches
Quarterfinals
July 9 – July 10
4 matches
Semifinals
July 13 – July 14
2 matches
Third-Place Match
July 18
1 match
Final
July 19
1 match

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