2026 FIFA World Cup. The tournament will take place from June 11 to July 19, 2026. It will be jointly hosted by 16 cities in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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Hosted jointly by Canada, Mexico, and the USA. The expanded tournament features 48 national teams competing across 16 host cities, offering comprehensive coverage of match schedules, venues, ticketing, and hospitality information for fans worldwide. The site provides official updates and detailed insights into the event structure and participating teams.
The World Cup, including background information on the bidding process, game reforms, and concerns and controversies.
The World Cup matches will kick off at the stadium in Mexico City. Visitor information and the home teams are presented.
Report from Amnesty International about human rights risks and FIFA policies with countries, sponsors, national associations and own responsibilities.
Description of the strategic areas, objectives, values, and implementation steps within FIFA, the member associations, host cities, and stadiums.
Rankings of the teams from the pre-qualifications for the 2026 World Cup.
Official information about Los Angeles as a World Cup host city. With visitor and resident information, and FIFA World Cup 2026 human rights strategy.
The stadium in East Rutherford (NJ) for the World Cup final play is presented with visitor information and visitor facilities.
Hosted jointly by Canada, Mexico, and the USA. The expanded tournament features 48 national teams competing across 16 host cities, offering comprehensive coverage of match schedules, venues, ticketing, and hospitality information for fans worldwide. The site provides official updates and detailed insights into the event structure and participating teams.
Description of the strategic areas, objectives, values, and implementation steps within FIFA, the member associations, host cities, and stadiums.
Report from Amnesty International about human rights risks and FIFA policies with countries, sponsors, national associations and own responsibilities.
Official information about Los Angeles as a World Cup host city. With visitor and resident information, and FIFA World Cup 2026 human rights strategy.
The World Cup, including background information on the bidding process, game reforms, and concerns and controversies.
The World Cup matches will kick off at the stadium in Mexico City. Visitor information and the home teams are presented.
The stadium in East Rutherford (NJ) for the World Cup final play is presented with visitor information and visitor facilities.
Rankings of the teams from the pre-qualifications for the 2026 World Cup.
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