Host stadiums

MATCH VENUES

The 2026 World Cup will be played across 16 stadiums in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Here are the venues where the USA will play, plus all 11 US host cities.

Where USA Plays

SoFi Stadium

Los Angeles, CA

Capacity

70,240

USA Matches Here

D1 — USA vs Paraguay
D5 — Türkiye vs USA

Home of the LA Rams and Chargers. Hosts USA's opening and final group match.

Lumen Field

Seattle, WA

Capacity

69,000

USA Matches Here

D3 — USA vs Australia

Home of the Seattle Sounders and Seahawks. Known for its incredible atmosphere.

Levi's Stadium

Santa Clara (San Francisco), CA

Capacity

68,500

USA Matches Here

Potential Round of 32 — 1D vs 3rd-place qualifier

Home of the San Francisco 49ers. Possible Round of 32 venue if USA tops Group D.

MetLife Stadium

East Rutherford (New York/New Jersey), NJ

Capacity

82,500

USA Matches Here

2026 FIFA World Cup Final — July 19

Hosts the World Cup Final. The biggest stage in American sports history for soccer.

All 11 US Host Stadiums

The United States hosts 78 of the tournament's 104 matches, including all knockout rounds from the quarterfinals onward.

MetLife Stadium

New York/New Jersey

82,500

AT&T Stadium

Dallas

80,000

SoFi Stadium

Los Angeles

70,240

NRG Stadium

Houston

72,220

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Atlanta

71,000

Lincoln Financial Field

Philadelphia

69,176

Lumen Field

Seattle

69,000

Levi's Stadium

San Francisco

68,500

Hard Rock Stadium

Miami

65,326

Arrowhead Stadium

Kansas City

76,416

Gillette Stadium

Boston

65,878

The Final

MetLife Stadium

East Rutherford, NJ · 82,500 capacity

The 2026 FIFA World Cup Final will be held at MetLife Stadium on July 19, 2026. Located just outside New York City, it will be the largest World Cup Final venue in history.