Stadiums and Host Venues

Vancouver, Canada

BC Place Vancouver is confirmed for seven 2026 World Cup matches: five group-stage fixtures, one Round of 32 match, and one Round of 16 match. Canada will play two group matches here, giving Vancouver a major home-nation role in the tournament.

Capacity 54,000

Toronto, Canada

Toronto Stadium is confirmed for six 2026 World Cup matches, including Canada's opening match against Bosnia and Herzegovina on 12 June. It will also host five additional fixtures, ending with a Round of 32 match on 2 July.

Capacity 45,000

Zapopan, Mexico

Estadio Guadalajara is confirmed for four group-stage matches at the 2026 World Cup. Its schedule includes South Korea v Czechia, Mexico v South Korea, Colombia v DR Congo, and Uruguay v Spain, but no confirmed knockout match.

Capacity 48,000

Mexico City, Mexico

Mexico City Stadium is confirmed for five 2026 World Cup matches. It hosts the opening match, Mexico v South Africa, on 11 June, followed by two additional group-stage matches, one Round of 32 match, and one Round of 16 match.

Capacity 83,000

Guadalupe, Mexico

Estadio Monterrey is confirmed for four 2026 World Cup matches. It will stage three group-stage fixtures and one Round of 32 match on 29 June, giving Monterrey a compact but important tournament schedule.

Capacity 53,500

Seattle, United States

Seattle Stadium is confirmed for six 2026 World Cup matches. Its schedule includes USA v Australia in the group stage, three other group matches, a Round of 32 match, and a Round of 16 match.

Capacity 69,000

Santa Clara, United States

San Francisco Bay Area Stadium is confirmed for six 2026 World Cup matches. It will host five group-stage fixtures and one Round of 32 match, bringing tournament football to Santa Clara and the wider Bay Area.

Capacity 71,000

Inglewood, United States

Los Angeles Stadium is confirmed for eight 2026 World Cup matches. It hosts USA v Paraguay on 12 June as the United States opener, six additional matches including two Round of 32 fixtures, and a quarter-final on 10 July.

Capacity 70,000

Atlanta, United States

Atlanta Stadium is scheduled for group-stage matches, knockout games, and a semifinal, giving the Southeast one of the tournament's most important late-stage venues.

Capacity About 75,000

Boston, United States

Boston Stadium is scheduled for group-stage matches and a knockout fixture, giving New England a tournament stop connected to both NFL and MLS audiences.

Capacity About 70,000

Dallas, United States

Dallas Stadium is scheduled for nine matches, the highest total of any 2026 venue, including knockout games and a semifinal in the tournament's final weeks.

Capacity About 94,000

Houston, United States

Houston Stadium is scheduled for group-stage matches and knockout-stage football, giving Texas a second major World Cup venue alongside Dallas.

Capacity About 72,000

Kansas City, United States

Kansas City Stadium is scheduled for group-stage matches and a knockout fixture, bringing the World Cup to one of the loudest stadium settings in the United States.

Capacity About 73,000

Miami, United States

Miami Stadium is scheduled for group-stage and knockout matches, including the third-place match, placing South Florida in the final weekend conversation.

Capacity About 65,000

New York/New Jersey, United States

New York New Jersey Stadium is scheduled for group-stage matches, knockout games, and the 2026 World Cup final on July 19.

Capacity About 82,500

Philadelphia, United States

Philadelphia Stadium is scheduled for group-stage matches and a knockout fixture, connecting the tournament to one of the United States' oldest sports cities.

Capacity About 69,000