
FIFA World Cup
2026
48 teams. 104 matches. 16 host cities across the USA, Mexico & Canada. The biggest World Cup in history.
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In-depth travel, logistics, and match-day guides

New York Is the Centre of the Sporting World Right Now: Knicks Champions, World Cup in Full Flow
The New York Knicks just won the NBA championship for the first time in 53 years, and the World Cup is in full flow at MetLife Stadium. New York in June 2026 is the sporting capital of the world — here's where to experience it all.
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World Cup 2026: Week-by-Week Tournament Analysis
The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicked off June 11 at Estadio Azteca. Follow the entire tournament here with weekly recaps, standout players, surprise results, and what to watch next. Updated every Sunday.
8 min readWorld Cup Fan Zones: Where to Watch Without a Ticket
You do not need a match ticket to have a World Cup. FIFA Fan Festivals, city-run watch parties, and a continent's worth of bars and public screenings will turn the host cities into open-air football experiences for six weeks. Here is how to find the best of them.
8 min readThe Mexico World Cup Experience: Mexico City, Guadalajara & Monterrey
Mexico's three-city World Cup circuit follows the host nation through Group A on a journey that is equal parts football and culture — and the best-value trip of the entire tournament. From the Azteca's history to Guadalajara's tequila heartland to Monterrey's mountain-framed modernity.
9 min read16 Host Cities
From coast to coast across three countries
western Region
central Region
Watching from Abroad
Fan zones in cities outside North America
BOXPARK, Flat Iron Square, and the best pubs for England matches.
Fan zones and sports bars for Les Bleus across the capital.
Brandenburg Gate Fan Mile and Berlin's best beer gardens.
Leidseplein, Rembrandtplein, and the best Oranje sports bars.
Dtwo, The River Bar, and Dublin's best pubs for the tournament.
Tumbalong Park live site confirmed for the Socceroos.

Fan Zones & Watch Parties
Find FIFA Fan Festivals, city fan zones, sports bars, and watch parties across all 16 host cities. From the official fan fest to the best local pub.
Things to Do in Each Host City
Bars, fan zones, attractions, and day trips — city by city

Tournament Bracket
Follow the knockout rounds from the Round of 32 through to the Final at MetLife Stadium on July 19.
View BracketGroup Stage Schedule
12 groups, 72 matches — June 11 to June 27
Group A
Group B
Group C
Group D
Group E
Group F
Group G
Group H
Group I
Group J
Group K
World Cup Travel Guides
Everything you need to plan your trip
Tickets
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City Guides
Neighbourhoods, fan zones, transport, and where to eat and drink in every host city.
Broadcast Info
Find out where to watch every match — TV channels and streaming across 50+ countries.

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