The 2026 World Cup will be staged across 16 host cities and venues in the United States, Mexico and Canada. It is the first time three nations have co‑hosted the tournament, and the expanded format has shaped how FIFA has distributed matches and selected stadiums.
FIFA has chosen a broad mix of locations, from Mexico City's historic Estadio Azteca to the heavily modernised MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. The governing body has confirmed stadium capacities and the match schedule ahead of the opening fixture on 11 June.