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“2 million FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets have now been sold, with fans from more than 200 countries and territories securing their spot to witness what will be the biggest and most inclusive Fifa World Cup ever!” Gianni Infantino FIFA Presidente
Miami will host six 2026 World Cup games at the Hard Rock Stadium
- June 15: Saudi Arabia vs. Uruguay (Group H)
- June 21: Uruguay vs. Cabo Verde (Group H)
- June 24: Brazil vs. Scotland (Group C)
- June 27: Portugal vs. Colombia (Group K)
- July 3: Round of 32 (Match 86)
- July 11: Quarterfinal (Match 99)
Atlanta will host eight 2026 World Cup Matches at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium
- June 15 (12 PM): Spain vs. Cape Verde (Group Stage)
- June 18 (12 PM): South Africa vs. UEFA Playoff Winner D (Group Stage)
- June 21 (12 PM): Spain vs. Saudi Arabia (Group Stage)
- June 24 (6 PM): Morocco vs. Haiti (Group Stage)
- June 27 (7:30 PM): Uzbekistan vs. FIFA Playoff Winner 1 (Group Stage)
- July 1 (12 PM): Round of 32 (Match 80: Winner Group L vs. 3rd Place Group E/H/I/J/K)
- July 7 (12 PM): Round of 16 (Match 95)
- July 15 (3 PM): Semifinal (Match 102)
Boston will host seven World Cup games at the Gillette Stadium
- June 13: Haiti vs. Scotland (Group C)
- June 16: Intercontinental Playoff (IRQ/BOL/SUR) vs. Norway (Group I)
- June 19: Scotland vs. Morocco (Group C)
- June 23: England vs. Ghana (Group L)
- June 26: Norway vs. France (Group I)
- June 29: Round of 32 (Match 74)
- July 9: Quarterfinal (Match 97)
New York/New Jersey will host eight World Cup games at the MetLife Stadium
- June 13 (6 PM ET): Brazil vs. Morocco
- June 16 (3 PM ET): France vs. Senegal
- June 22 (8 PM ET): Norway vs. Senegal
- June 25 (4 PM ET): Ecuador vs. Germany
- June 27 (5 PM ET): Panama vs. England
- June 30: Round of 32
- July 5 (4 PM ET): Round of 16
- July 19 (3 PM ET): Final
Philadelphia will host six World Cup games at Lincoln Financial Field
- June 14: Côte d’Ivoire vs. Ecuador (Group Stage)
- June 19: Brazil vs. Haiti (Group Stage)
- June 22: France vs. Playoff Winner 2 (Group Stage)
- June 25: Curaçao vs. Côte d’Ivoire (Group Stage)
- June 27: Croatia vs. Ghana (Group Stage)
- July 4: Round of 16 Match
