The 2026 World Cup Sites

06/17/2022

By: Jeff Yoder

FIFA Announces Host Cities for 2026 World Cup in North America

The 2022 FiFA World Cup will take center stage in Qatar just a few months from now, but soccer fans in North America are already looking forward to 2026. FIFA announced the host cities and sites for 2026 on Thursday in Manhattan. Here’s where matches will be played when the World Cup comes west:

 

2026 FIFA World Cup Sites

New York (MetLife Stadium)

Dallas (AT&T Stadium)

Atlanta (Mercedez-Benz Stadium)

Los Angeles (SoFi Stadium)

Philadelphia (Lincoln Financial Field)

San Francisco (Levi’s Stadium)

Houston (NRG Stadium)

Seattle (Lumen Field)

Miami (Hard Rock Stadium)

Kansas City (Arrowhead Stadium)

Boston (Gillette Stadium)

Toronto (BMO Field)

Vancouver (BC Place)

Mexico City (Estadio Azteca)

Guadalajara (Estadio Akron)

Monterrey (Estadio BBVA)

 

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