If you’re in the United States and planning to watch the 2023 World Cup over the next few weeks — which, of course you are — one major thing you’ll want to be aware of is the time differences of the host nations.
From the first game on July 20 to the final on August 20, World Cup matches will take place in 10 different stadiums across Australia and New Zealand. And aside from the obvious time difference compared with the U.S., there are also smaller time differences between some of the different venues.
