The world will tune in this summer for soccer's biggest event as the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 11. Spread across three countries and 16 cities, we'll witness 48 teams strive for glory and immortality.
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada will feature 16 venues across the three nations. We break down the soccer significance of each stadium, starting with the 11 in the United States.
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UsuÂalÂly, the World Cup is an event hostÂed by a sinÂgle naÂtion, but this has not alÂways been the case. The 2002 World Cup broke new ground when Japan and South KoÂrea, two naÂtions that have not alÂways had an easy reÂlaÂtionÂship, teamed up to host the tourÂnaÂment.
Learn MoreCuraçao goalkeeper Eloy Room recounts his country's incredible journey to World Cup 2026 and the excitement for this year's extravaganza.
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Nigeria are hoping to revive their chances of reaching next year’s World Cup after submitting a complaint to Fifa which alleges that the Democratic Republic of Congo fielded ineligible players in last month’s African play-off final.
Last update 12 December 2025
Last update 12 December 2025
