THE WORLD IS COMING
June 11 — July 19, 2026 | United States, Canada, and Mexico. The biggest sporting event on the planet is coming to North America. Football Underground is your guide to experiencing it like a local.
By the Numbers
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the first to feature 48 teams playing 104 matches across 16 cities in three countries. It is projected to attract over 5.5 million in-stadium spectators and billions of global viewers.
Host Cities
Teams
Matches
Countries
39 days of world-class football across three nations. The longest and largest World Cup in history.
The tournament kicks off at the legendary Estadio Azteca in Mexico City — the first stadium to host three World Cups.
MetLife Stadium in New York/New Jersey will host the 2026 World Cup Final on July 19, 2026.
Host Cities
From the iconic Estadio Azteca in Mexico City to MetLife Stadium in New York, each host city offers a unique game day experience. Explore our guides to discover local spots near every venue.
🇺🇸incl. semi-finalMercedes-Benz Stadium
🇺🇸Gillette Stadium
🇺🇸incl. semi-finalAT&T Stadium
🇺🇸NRG Stadium
🇺🇸incl. quarter-finalGEHA Field at Arrowhead
🇺🇸SoFi Stadium
🇺🇸incl. quarter-finalHard Rock Stadium
🇺🇸incl. FINALMetLife Stadium
🇺🇸incl. quarter-finalLincoln Financial Field
🇺🇸Levi's Stadium
🇺🇸Lumen Field
Your Guide to 2026
Football Underground is building the definitive fan guide for the 2026 World Cup. Get early access to city guides, local recommendations, scavenger hunts, and exclusive content for every host city.