World Cup 2026: Stadiums
Sports · World Cup 2026
Stadiums
Where is it this time?
All over North America, it turns out. The 2026 World Cup is played in sixteen stadiums across three countries — eleven in the United States, three in Mexico, and two in Canada — a continent-wide spread from Vancouver down to Mexico City and over to Miami. The map below puts every venue where it actually sits.
Dallas Stadium Semi-finalAT&T StadiumArlington, TXDallas–Fort WorthUnited States70,6499 matches
Retractable roof, air-conditioned. Normally artificial turf; natural grass installed for the tournament.
Netherlands 2–2 
Japan
England 4–2 
Croatia
Argentina 2–0 
Austria
Japan 1–1 
Sweden
Jordan 1–3 Argentina
Côte d'Ivoire 1–2 
Norway
Australia 1–1pens 2–4 pens 
Egypt
Portugal 0–1 
Spain
France 0–2 Spain
Atlanta Stadium Semi-finalMercedes-Benz StadiumAtlanta, GAUnited States68,2398 matches
Retractable roof, air-conditioned. Normally artificial turf; natural grass installed for the tournament.
Spain 0–0 
Cabo Verde
Czechia 1–1 
South Africa
Spain 4–0 
Saudi Arabia
Morocco 4–2 
Haiti
Congo DR 3–1 
Uzbekistan
England 2–1 Congo DR
Argentina 3–2 Egypt
England 1–2 Argentina
New York/New Jersey Stadium FinalMetLife StadiumEast Rutherford, NJNew York City metroUnited States80,6638 matches
Normally artificial turf; natural grass installed for the tournament.
Brazil 1–1 Morocco
France 3–1 
Senegal
Norway 3–2 Senegal
Ecuador 2–1 
Germany
Panama 0–2 England
France 3–0 Sweden
Brazil 1–2 Norway
Spain 1–0aet Argentina
Boston StadiumGillette StadiumFoxborough, MABoston metroUnited States64,1467 matches
Normally artificial turf; natural grass installed for the tournament.
Haiti 0–1 
Scotland
Iraq 1–4 Norway
Scotland 0–1 Morocco
England 0–0 
Ghana
Norway 1–4 France
Germany 1–1pens 3–4 pens 
Paraguay
France 2–0 Morocco
Monterrey StadiumEstadio BBVAGuadalupe (Monterrey)Mexico51,2434 matches
Sweden 5–1 
Tunisia
Tunisia 0–4 Japan
South Africa 1–0 
Korea Republic
Netherlands 1–1pens 2–3 pens Morocco
Houston StadiumNRG StadiumHouston, TXUnited States68,7777 matches
Retractable roof, air-conditioned. Normally artificial turf; natural grass installed for the tournament.
Germany 7–1 
Curaçao
Portugal 1–1 Congo DR
Netherlands 5–1 Sweden
Portugal 5–0 Uzbekistan
Cabo Verde 0–0 Saudi Arabia
Brazil 2–1 Japan
Canada 0–3 Morocco
Los Angeles StadiumSoFi StadiumInglewood, CALos Angeles metroUnited States70,4928 matches
Fixed translucent canopy — open-sided, but the pitch never sees weather. Normally artificial turf; natural grass installed for the tournament.
USA 4–1 Paraguay
IR Iran 2–2 
New Zealand
Switzerland 4–1 
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Belgium 0–0 IR Iran
Türkiye 3–2 USA
South Africa 0–1 Canada
Spain 3–0 Austria
Spain 2–1 Belgium
Kansas City StadiumArrowhead StadiumKansas City, MOUnited States69,0456 matches
Argentina 3–0 
Algeria
Ecuador 0–0 Curaçao
Tunisia 1–3 Netherlands
Algeria 3–3 Austria
Colombia 1–0 Ghana
Argentina 3–1aet Switzerland
Mexico City Stadium OpenerEstadio AztecaMexico CityMexico80,8245 matches
7,200 ft above sea level — and the only stadium to host matches at three World Cups (1970, 1986, 2026).
Mexico 2–0 South Africa
Uzbekistan 1–3 Colombia
Czechia 0–3 Mexico
Mexico 2–0 Ecuador
Mexico 2–3 England
Miami Stadium Third placeHard Rock StadiumMiami Gardens, FLMiami metroUnited States64,4787 matches
The canopy shades the stands; the pitch is open-air.
Saudi Arabia 1–1 
Uruguay
Uruguay 2–2 Cabo Verde
Scotland 0–3 Brazil
Colombia 0–0 Portugal
Argentina 3–2aet Cabo Verde
Norway 1–2aet England
France 4–6 England
Philadelphia StadiumLincoln Financial FieldPhiladelphia, PAUnited States68,3246 matches
Côte d'Ivoire 1–0 Ecuador
Brazil 3–0 Haiti
France 3–0 Iraq
Curaçao 0–2 Côte d'Ivoire
Croatia 2–1 Ghana
Paraguay 0–1 France
San Francisco Bay Area StadiumLevi's StadiumSanta Clara, CASan Francisco Bay AreaUnited States68,8276 matches
Qatar 1–1 Switzerland
Austria 3–1 Jordan
Türkiye 0–1 Paraguay
Jordan 1–2 Algeria
Paraguay 0–0 Australia
USA 2–0 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Seattle StadiumLumen FieldSeattle, WAUnited States66,9256 matches
Normally artificial turf; natural grass installed for the tournament.
Belgium 1–1 Egypt
USA 2–0 Australia
Bosnia and Herzegovina 3–1 Qatar
Egypt 1–1 IR Iran
Belgium 3–2aet Senegal
USA 1–4 Belgium
Toronto StadiumBMO FieldTorontoCanada43,0366 matches
Expanded with temporary seating for the tournament.
Canada 1–1 Bosnia and Herzegovina
Ghana 1–0 Panama
Germany 2–1 Côte d'Ivoire
Panama 0–1 Croatia
Senegal 5–0 Iraq
Portugal 2–1 Croatia
BC Place VancouverBC PlaceVancouverCanada52,4977 matches
Retractable roof. Normally artificial turf; natural grass installed for the tournament.
Australia 2–0 Türkiye
Canada 6–0 Qatar
New Zealand 1–3 Egypt
Switzerland 2–1 Canada
New Zealand 1–5 Belgium
Switzerland 2–0 Algeria
Switzerland 0–0pens 4–3 pens Colombia
Guadalajara StadiumEstadio AkronZapopan (Guadalajara)Mexico45,6644 matches
5,138 ft above sea level.
About this page
Venue facts — names, cities, capacities, elevations — are cross-checked against FIFA’s published venue material, the stadiums’ own sites, and Wikipedia; they drift slowly. Match assignments are never typed on this page: every slate derives from the same verified match data as the tracker, so when the knockout bracket fills in, each stadium’s slate fills in with it. The map is drawn from public-domain Natural Earth boundary data, projected; each pin sits at its stadium’s real location. No stadium photography — an accurate map beats a hero shot of an empty bowl.
Mungomash is an independent reference site. It is not affiliated with FIFA, the tournament organizers, the host cities, or any stadium. Data as of 2026-07-20 04:44 ET.
Why the names are different on TV
FIFA does not allow stadium sponsor names during its tournaments, so every venue plays the World Cup under a scrubbed “clean” name — usually the host city plus the word Stadium. Mercedes-Benz Stadium becomes Atlanta Stadium; AT&T Stadium becomes Dallas Stadium; the Estadio Azteca, a building with two World Cup finals already on its résumé, appears in official material as Mexico City Stadium. Tickets, broadcasts, and FIFA’s own schedule use the clean names; locals, naturally, keep using the real ones. Both are on every row.
Capacities are FIFA’s confirmed tournament capacities (announced June 10, 2026) — lower than the buildings’ everyday numbers, because the World Cup overlay (a wider pitch, broadcast and hospitality builds) eats seats. If a stadium’s own site disagrees with the table, that’s why; neither number is wrong.