🏟️ FIFA World Cup 2026
World Cup 2026 Stadiums & Venues
FIFA World Cup 2026 will be played across 16 stadiums in three host nations — United States, Canada and Mexico. The tournament opens at Azteca Stadium in Mexico City and concludes with the Final at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey.
16
Host Venues
3
Host Nations
130
Total Matches
1,094,137
Combined Capacity
🇲🇽Mexico(3 venues)
🇨🇦Canada(2 venues)
Key World Cup 2026 Venue Facts
Which stadium hosts the World Cup 2026 Final?▾
MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey (capacity 82,500) hosts the World Cup 2026 Final on 19 July 2026.
Which is the largest World Cup 2026 stadium?▾
Azteca Stadium in Mexico City has a World Cup capacity of 87,523, making it the largest host venue — and the only stadium to have hosted two previous World Cup Finals (1970 and 1986).
How many World Cup 2026 matches are played in the USA?▾
The United States hosts 78 of the 104 matches, spread across 11 stadiums from Los Angeles to Boston.
Does Canada host any World Cup matches?▾
Yes. Toronto (BMO Field / expanded) and Vancouver (BC Place) each host several group-stage and knockout matches.
Are any World Cup 2026 stadiums domed or covered?▾
Yes. SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles), Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis, not in this tournament), BC Place (Vancouver) and AT&T Stadium (Dallas) all have retractable or fixed roofs — providing climate-controlled conditions.
More World Cup 2026
WC 2026 Hub
Full tournament overview
Match Schedule
All 104 fixtures with kickoff times
Results
Full-time scores for every match
Group Stage
All 12 groups and standings
Knockout Bracket
Round of 32 through the Final
TV Guide
How to watch in your country
USA Team
USA World Cup 2026 schedule and squad
Mexico Team
Mexico World Cup 2026 schedule and squad
Canada Team
Canada World Cup 2026 schedule and squad