The FIFA World Cup 2026 has officially begun. It is jointly hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
This edition features an expanded 48-team format. As a result, the tournament includes a larger group stage and extended knockout rounds.
Below is the complete match schedule, organized by stage and date.
Group Stage Matches
Thursday, June 11
Mexico vs South Africa – 1pm CST – Mexico City Stadium
South Korea vs Czechia – 8pm CST – Estadio Guadalajara
Friday, June 12
Canada vs Bosnia – 3pm ET – Toronto Stadium
USA vs Paraguay – 6pm PT – Los Angeles Stadium
Saturday, June 13
Qatar vs Switzerland – 12pm PT – San Francisco Bay Area Stadium
Brazil vs Morocco – 6pm ET – New Jersey Stadium
Haiti vs Scotland – 9pm ET – Boston Stadium
Australia vs Turkiye – 6pm PT – Vancouver Stadium
Sunday, June 14
Germany vs Curacao – 12pm CDT – Houston Stadium
Netherlands vs Japan – 3pm CDT – Dallas Stadium
Ivory Coast vs Ecuador – 7pm ET – Philadelphia Stadium
Sweden vs Tunisia – 8pm CST – Estadio Monterrey
Monday, June 15
Spain vs Cape Verde – 12pm ET – Atlanta Stadium
Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay – 6pm ET – Miami Stadium
Iran vs New Zealand – 6pm PT – Los Angeles Stadium
Tuesday, June 16
France vs Senegal – 3pm ET – New Jersey Stadium
Iraq vs Norway – 6pm ET – Boston Stadium
Argentina vs Algeria – 8pm CDT – Kansas City Stadium
Austria vs Jordan – 9pm PT – San Francisco Stadium
Wednesday, June 17
Portugal vs DRC – 12pm CDT – Houston Stadium
England vs Croatia – 3pm CDT – Dallas Stadium
Ghana vs Panama – 7pm ET – Toronto Stadium
Uzbekistan vs Colombia – 8pm CST – Mexico City Stadium
Thursday, June 18
Czechia vs South Africa – 12pm ET – Atlanta Stadium
Switzerland vs Bosnia – 12pm PT – Los Angeles Stadium
Canada vs Qatar – 3pm PT – Vancouver Stadium
Mexico vs South Korea – 7pm CST – Guadalajara Stadium
Friday, June 19
Scotland vs Morocco – 6pm ET – Boston Stadium
USA vs Australia – 12pm PT – Seattle Stadium
Brazil vs Haiti – 8:30pm ET – Philadelphia Stadium
Turkiye vs Paraguay – 9pm PT – San Francisco Stadium
Saturday, June 20
Netherlands vs Sweden – 12pm CDT – Houston Stadium
Germany vs Ivory Coast – 4pm ET – Toronto Stadium
Ecuador vs Curacao – 7pm CDT – Kansas City Stadium
Tunisia vs Japan – 10pm CST – Monterrey Stadium
Sunday, June 21
Spain vs Saudi Arabia – 12pm ET – Atlanta Stadium
Belgium vs Iran – 12pm PT – Los Angeles Stadium
Uruguay vs Cape Verde – 6pm ET – Miami Stadium
New Zealand vs Egypt – 6pm PT – Vancouver Stadium
Monday, June 22
Argentina vs Austria – 12pm CDT – Dallas Stadium
France vs Iraq – 5pm ET – Philadelphia Stadium
Norway vs Senegal – 8pm ET – New Jersey Stadium
Jordan vs Algeria – 8pm PT – San Francisco Stadium
Tuesday, June 23
Portugal vs Uzbekistan – 12pm CDT – Houston Stadium
England vs Ghana – 4pm ET – Boston Stadium
Panama vs Croatia – 7pm ET – Toronto Stadium
Colombia vs DRC – 8pm CST – Guadalajara Stadium
Wednesday, June 24
Switzerland vs Canada – 12pm PT – Vancouver Stadium
Bosnia vs Qatar – 12pm PT – Seattle Stadium
Scotland vs Brazil – 6pm ET – Miami Stadium
Morocco vs Haiti – 6pm ET – Atlanta Stadium
Czechia vs Mexico – 7pm CST – Mexico City Stadium
South Africa vs South Korea – 7pm CST – Monterrey Stadium
Thursday, June 25
Ecuador vs Germany – 4pm ET – New Jersey Stadium
Curacao vs Ivory Coast – 4pm ET – Philadelphia Stadium
Japan vs Sweden – 6pm CDT – Dallas Stadium
Tunisia vs Netherlands – 6pm CDT – Kansas City Stadium
Turkiye vs USA – 7pm PT – Los Angeles Stadium
Paraguay vs Australia – 7pm PT – San Francisco Stadium
Friday, June 26
Norway vs France – 3pm ET – Boston Stadium
Senegal vs Iraq – 3pm ET – Toronto Stadium
Cape Verde vs Saudi Arabia – 7pm CDT – Houston Stadium
Uruguay vs Spain – 6pm CST – Guadalajara Stadium
Egypt vs Iran – 8pm PT – Seattle Stadium
New Zealand vs Belgium – 8pm PT – Vancouver Stadium
Saturday, June 27
Panama vs England – 5pm ET – New Jersey Stadium
Croatia vs Ghana – 5pm ET – Philadelphia Stadium
Colombia vs Portugal – 7:30pm ET – Miami Stadium
DRC vs Uzbekistan – 7:30pm ET – Atlanta Stadium
Algeria vs Austria – 9pm CDT – Kansas City Stadium
Jordan vs Argentina – 9pm CDT – Dallas Stadium
Knockout Stage Matches
Round of 32
June 28 to July 3
Matches held in Los Angeles, Houston, Boston, Monterrey, Dallas, New Jersey, Mexico City, Atlanta, Seattle, San Francisco, Toronto, Vancouver, Miami, and Kansas City stadiums.
Round of 16
July 4 to July 7
Matches hosted across Houston, Philadelphia, New Jersey, Mexico City, Dallas, Seattle, Atlanta, and Vancouver.
Quarterfinals
July 9 to July 11
Boston, Los Angeles, Miami, and Kansas City host the quarterfinal matches.
Semifinals
July 14 to July 15
Dallas and Atlanta host the semifinal matches.
Bronze Medal Match
July 18
Miami Stadium hosts the third-place match.
Final
July 19
New Jersey Stadium hosts the FIFA World Cup 2026 final.
Tournament Overview
The FIFA World Cup 2026 introduces an expanded format. It features more teams and more matches than ever before.
The group stage runs through late June. After that, the knockout rounds begin in late June and continue into July.
Finally, the tournament concludes with the final on July 19 in New Jersey.
This full schedule highlights the scale and global reach of the 2026 World Cup.
