How to watch FIFA WC 2026 Live Stream: TV Schedule, Dates & Venues

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How to watch FIFA WC 2026 Live Stream: TV Schedule, Dates & Venues

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The world’s mega sporting event, the FIFA World Cup, will take place across North America in 2026. The matches will be held in 16 cities across the USA, Mexico, and Canada. This will be the first World Cup in football history hosted by three countries. In 2002, the competition was played in Japan and South Korea, and this will be the 2nd time in history that many countries have shared the hosting duties. Another big change in the 2026 schedule is that 48 teams will participate instead of 32.


All 48 teams will be divided into 12 groups; each group includes four teams. The teams will play for a total of 104 matches across the USA, Mexico, and Canada. The top two best teams and the 8th third-place team will get the chance to play in the knockout stage. Check out the list of teams and groups below:

Group A: Mexico, Czechia, South Korea and South Africa
Group B: Canada, Qatar, Switzerland, Bosnia and Herzegovina  
Group C: Morocco, Brazil, Scotland, Haiti
Group D: United States, Paraguay, Australia, 
Group E: Germany, Turkey, Curaçao, Ecuador, Ivory Coast 
Group F: Netherlands, Tunisia, Japan, Sweden 
Group G: Belgium, Egypt, Iran, New Zealand
Group H: Spain, Uruguay, Cape Verde, Saudi Arabia 
Group I: France, Iraq, Norway, 
Group J: Argentina, Senegal, Algeria, Jordan, Austria 
Group K: Colombia, Uzbekistan, DR Congo, Portugal 
Group L: England, Panama, Ghana, Croatia  

 

FIFA World Cup 2026 Venues

 

The majority of the 2026 FIFA World Cup matches will take place in the USA with 11 host cities: Miami, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Houston, Seattle, Philadelphia, Boston, Dallas, Kansas City, the San Francisco Bay Area, and the New York metropolitan area. In Mexico, matches will be held in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey, while Canada will host matches in Vancouver and Toronto. 

Three World Cups have previously been held in North America: the United States in 1994 and Mexico in 1970 and 1986. The men's World Cup will be staged in Canada for the first time in 2026.

 

2026 FIFA WC Stadiums List

Stadiums Locations
Toronto Stadium Toronto, Ontario, Canada
BC Place Vancouver Vancouver, British Colombia, Canada
Estadio Azteca Mexico City, Mexico
Estadio Guadalajara Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico
Estadio Monterrey Guadalupe, Nuevo Leon, Mexico
Atlanta Stadium Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Boston Stadium Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA
Dallas Stadium Arlington, Texas, USA
Houston Stadium Houston, Texas, USA
Kansas City Stadium Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Los Angeles Stadium Inglewood, California, USA
Miami Stadium Miami Gardens, Florida, USA
New York/New Jersey Stadium East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA
Philadelphia Stadium Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
San Francisco Bay Area Stadium Santa Clara, California, USA
Seattle Stadium Seattle, Washington, USA

 

FIFA World Cup Fixtures 2026


The 2026 World Cup includes a total of 104 matches, which include 72 group stage matches and 32 knockout stage matches. The first match will start on 11 June 2026 at Mexico City Stadium, where Mexico will play against South Africa. Check out the complete World Cup schedule below:

 

Date Matches Venue Time
June 11 Mexico vs. South Africa Mexico City Stadium, Mexico City 2:00 PM
June 11 South Korea vs. Czechia Estadio Guadalajara, Zapopan 9:00 PM
June 12 Canada vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina Toronto Stadium, Toronto 2:00 PM
June 12 United States vs. Paraguay Los Angeles Stadium, Inglewood 8:00 PM
June 13 Qatar vs. Switzerland San Francisco Bay Area Stadium, Santa Clara 2:00 PM
June 13 Brazil vs. Morocco New York New Jersey Stadium, East Rutherford 5:00 PM
June 13 Haiti vs. Scotland Boston Stadium, Foxborough 8:00 PM
June 13 Australia vs. Türkiye BC Place Vancouver, Vancouver 11:00 PM
June 14 Germany vs. Curaçao Houston Stadium, Houston 12:00 PM
June 14 Netherlands vs. Japan Dallas Stadium, Arlington 3:00 PM
June 14 Côte d’Ivoire vs. Ecuador Philadelphia Stadium, Philadelphia 6:00 PM
June 14 Sweden vs. Tunisia Estadio Monterrey, Guadalupe 9:00 PM
June 15 Spain vs. Cabo Verde Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta 11:00 AM
June 15 Belgium vs. Egypt Seattle Stadium, Seattle 2:00 PM
June 15 Saudi Arabia vs. Uruguay Miami Stadium, Miami Gardens 5:00 PM
June 15 Iran vs. New Zealand Los Angeles Stadium, Inglewood 8:00 PM
June 16 France vs. Senegal New York New Jersey Stadium, East Rutherford 2:00 PM
June 16 Iraq vs. Norway Boston Stadium, Foxborough 5:00 PM
June 16 Argentina vs. Algeria Kansas City Stadium, Kansas City 8:00 PM
June 16 Austria vs. Jordan San Francisco Bay Area Stadium, Santa Clara 11:00 PM
June 17 Portugal vs. Congo (Kinshasa) Houston Stadium, Houston 12:00 PM
June 17 England vs. Croatia Dallas Stadium, Arlington 3:00 PM
June 17 Ghana vs. Panama Toronto Stadium, Toronto 6:00 PM
June 17 Uzbekistan vs. Colombia Mexico City Stadium, Mexico City 9:00 PM
June 18 Czechia vs. South Africa Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta 11:00 AM
June 18 Switzerland vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina Los Angeles Stadium, Inglewood 2:00 PM
June 18 Canada vs. Qatar BC Place Vancouver, Vancouver 5:00 PM
June 18 Mexico vs. South Korea Estadio Guadalajara, Zapopan 8:00 PM
June 19 United States vs. Australia Seattle Stadium, Seattle 2:00 PM
June 19 Scotland vs. Morocco Boston Stadium, Foxborough 5:00 PM
June 19 Brazil vs. Haiti Philadelphia Stadium, Philadelphia 7:30 PM
June 19 Türkiye vs. Paraguay San Francisco Bay Area Stadium, Santa Clara 10:00 PM
June 20 Netherlands vs. Sweden Houston Stadium, Houston 12:00 PM
June 20 Germany vs. Côte d’Ivoire Toronto Stadium, Toronto 3:00 PM
June 20 Ecuador vs. Curaçao Kansas City Stadium, Kansas City 7:00 PM
June 20 Tunisia vs. Japan Estadio Monterrey, Guadalupe 11:00 PM
June 21 Spain vs. Saudi Arabia Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta 11:00 AM
June 21 Belgium vs. Iran Los Angeles Stadium, Inglewood 2:00 PM
June 21 Uruguay vs. Cabo Verde Miami Stadium, Miami Gardens 5:00 PM
June 21 New Zealand vs. Egypt BC Place Vancouver, Vancouver 8:00 PM
June 22 Argentina vs. Austria Dallas Stadium, Arlington 12:00 PM
June 22 France vs. Iraq Philadelphia Stadium, Philadelphia 4:00 PM
June 22 Norway vs. Senegal New York New Jersey Stadium, East Rutherford 7:00 PM
June 22 Jordan vs. Algeria San Francisco Bay Area Stadium, Santa Clara 10:00 PM
June 23 Portugal vs. Uzbekistan Houston Stadium, Houston 12:00 PM
June 23 England vs. Ghana Boston Stadium, Foxborough 3:00 PM
June 23 Panama vs. Croatia Toronto Stadium, Toronto 6:00 PM
June 23 Colombia vs. Congo (Kinshasa) Estadio Guadalajara, Zapopan 9:00 PM
June 24 Switzerland vs. Canada BC Place Vancouver, Vancouver 2:00 PM
June 24 Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Qatar Seattle Stadium, Seattle 2:00 PM
June 24 Scotland vs. Brazil Miami Stadium, Miami Gardens 5:00 PM
June 24 Morocco vs. Haiti Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta 5:00 PM
June 24 Czechia vs. Mexico Mexico City Stadium, Mexico City 8:00 PM
June 24 South Africa vs. Korea Republic Estadio Monterrey, Guadalupe 8:00 PM
June 25 Curaçao vs. Côte d’Ivoire Philadelphia Stadium, Philadelphia 3:00 PM
June 25 Ecuador vs. Germany New York New Jersey Stadium, East Rutherford 3:00 PM
June 25 Japan vs. Sweden Dallas Stadium, Arlington 6:00 PM
June 25 Tunisia vs. Netherlands Kansas City Stadium, Kansas City 6:00 PM
June 25 Türkiye vs. United States Los Angeles Stadium, Inglewood 9:00 PM
June 25 Paraguay vs. Australia San Francisco Bay Area Stadium, Santa Clara 9:00 PM
June 26 Norway vs. France Boston Stadium, Foxborough 2:00 PM
June 26 Senegal vs. Iraq Toronto Stadium, Toronto 2:00 PM
June 26 Cabo Verde vs. Saudi Arabia Houston Stadium, Houston 7:00 PM
June 26 Uruguay vs. Spain Estadio Guadalajara, Zapopan 7:00 PM
June 26 Egypt vs. Iran Seattle Stadium, Seattle 10:00 PM
June 26 New Zealand vs. Belgium   BC Place Vancouver, Vancouver 10:00 PM
June 27 Panama vs. England New York New Jersey Stadium, East Rutherford 4:00 PM
June 27 Croatia vs. Ghana Philadelphia Stadium, Philadelphia 4:00 PM
June 27 Colombia vs. Portugal Miami Stadium, Miami Gardens 6:30 PM
June 27 Congo (Kinshasa) vs. Uzbekistan Atlanta Stadium, Atlanta 6:30 PM
June 27 Algeria vs. Austria Kansas City Stadium, Kansas City 9:00 PM
June 27 Jordan vs. Argentina Dallas Stadium, Arlington 9:00 PM


How to Watch the 2026 FIFA World Cup Live Stream and Replay


If you’re a true football fan and don’t want to miss a single match of the FIFA World Cup 2026, then there’s an easy way to watch every match live and replay without a VPN or cable TV. FIFAWCLiveTV.com provides a global streaming platform so you can watch the entire tournament from start to finish, no matter where you are. All you need to get the premium subscription to watch the FIFA 2026 live stream.


After getting a premium subscription, you can enjoy all matches in crystal-clear full HD quality without buffering or interruptions. Our service offers a budget-friendly price, which is a great option for fans who want premium access without paying expensive cable fees. Moreover, you can enjoy all your favorite sports on your phone, tablet, or computer, as our website is compatible with all smart devices.

 

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    Last Updated On:21-04-2026