The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be hosted across three countries in North America: Canada , Mexico , and the United States.

Where the 2026 World Cup is

  • The tournament is a joint World Cup shared by Canada, Mexico, and the USA, the first time the event has had three host nations.
  • Sixteen host cities have been selected across these three countries, with the majority of venues in the United States.

Quick breakdown by country

  • Canada : Matches will be played in selected major Canadian cities, showcasing large modern stadiums adapted for football.
  • Mexico : Historic World Cup venues return, making Mexico the first country to host World Cup games in three different editions (1970, 1986, 2026).
  • United States : Most games, including many later-stage matches, are scheduled in large-capacity stadiums across multiple US cities.

Why this World Cup is notable

  • It will be the first World Cup with 48 teams instead of 32, meaning more matches spread across the three host nations.
  • Canada, Mexico, and the USA all qualify automatically as hosts, giving North America an unusually strong guaranteed presence at the tournament.

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