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The host cities for the 2026 World Cup have been announced by FIFA. The tournament will be the first to see 48 countries compete – an expansion from 32 – and will see 60 matches contested across three nations — Canada, Mexico, and the United States – across 16 cities.
Fervor for the FIFA World Cup is at its peak. And it's not just Qatar 2022 that is being talked about recently, with the 32 national teams that will compete in it already announced. The conversation also includes the 2026 edition, whose 16 venues have been announced.
On Thursday, nearly four years to the day after it was announced that the men’s FIFA World Cup would be returning to the United States and Mexico (and coming to Canada for the first time) in 2026, 16 host cities were announced as venues for the first-ever 48-team tournament.
TEMPO.CO, New York - The United States will have 11 of the 16 host cities at the 2026 World Cup, which will also feature matches in Mexico and Canada, the world football governing body FIFA said on Thursday, June 16.
Fervor for the FIFA World Cup is at its peak. And it's not just Qatar 2022 that is being talked about recently, with the 32 national teams that will compete in it already announced. The conversation also includes the 2026 edition, whose 16 venues have been announced.
At a watch party in Washington D.C., the crowd was sullen when the last of the cities was announced. It was just the third time that a nation's capital has not been included as a World Cup host city. A similar scene played out in Denver.
NEW YORK: Los Angeles, Toronto and Mexico City have been named among the host cities for the 2026 World Cup in the US, Canada and Mexico, marking the first time the tournament will be shared by three different countries.
The United States have 11 of the venues, with Stadia in Atlanta, Boston, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Seattle all chosen.