FIFA has released the complete match schedule for the 2026 World Cup and confirmed the 16 stadiums that will host games across the United States, Canada and Mexico. The announcement locks in the tournament footprint for the first edition of the men’s World Cup expanded to 48 teams.

The confirmed venues are spread across the three host countries, giving fans and teams a wide geographic reach for the month-long event. With the schedule now public, organizers, broadcasters and traveling supporters can begin planning around dates, locations and logistics.

The 2026 tournament will be staged jointly by North America’s three largest football markets, with matches set for major cities in each nation. FIFA’s release marks a key operational milestone as the sport’s biggest event moves closer to kickoff.

Further details on individual match assignments and team pathways will follow as the draw and tournament preparations continue.