The 2026 FIFA World Cup is a historic event — the first tournament to feature 48 teams, and the first co-hosted across three nations: the USA, Canada, and Mexico. The United States alone is hosting 11 venues across the country, with the Final taking place at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on July 19, 2026.
Here's everything you need to know about the US host cities — and how to watch every match whether you have a ticket or not.
The 11 US Host Cities
🗽 New York / New Jersey — MetLife Stadium
Capacity: 82,500 | The biggest and most prestigious venue of the tournament. MetLife Stadium will host the World Cup Final on July 19, 2026 — the most watched sporting event in human history. East Rutherford, NJ. Also hosting group stage matches and knockout rounds.
🌴 Los Angeles — SoFi Stadium
Capacity: 70,240 | State-of-the-art stadium in Inglewood, CA. Home of the LA Rams and Chargers. Hosting group stage matches, knockout rounds, and a semi-final. LA's World Cup matches will draw the largest Spanish-speaking crowd in the tournament.
🤠 Dallas — AT&T Stadium
Capacity: 80,000+ | "Jerry World" in Arlington, TX. One of the world's great stadiums, with a massive 600-ton video board. Hosting group stage and knockout matches including a quarter-final.
🌊 Miami — Hard Rock Stadium
Capacity: 65,000 | The only outdoor stadium in South Florida. Home of the Miami Dolphins. Hosting group stage matches in June 2026. Miami's large Latin American community makes this one of the most anticipated host cities.
🏔️ Seattle — Lumen Field
Capacity: 69,000 | One of the loudest stadiums in American sports. Home of the Seattle Seahawks and Sounders FC. Seattle's passionate soccer culture means this will be one of the loudest group stage venues on the continent.
🦞 Boston — Gillette Stadium
Capacity: 65,878 | Foxborough, MA. Home of the New England Patriots. Boston's soccer culture has grown significantly in recent years. Hosting group stage matches.
🏈 Kansas City — Arrowhead Stadium
Capacity: 76,416 | Home of the Kansas City Chiefs. One of the most iconic venues in American sports. Arrowhead will bring an electric NFL-style atmosphere to World Cup group stage matches.
🍑 Atlanta — Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Capacity: 71,000 | The home of Atlanta United FC and the Falcons. A world-class modern stadium with a retractable roof — one of the best sporting venues in the USA. Hosting group stage and knockout matches.
🚀 Houston — NRG Stadium
Capacity: 72,220 | Home of the Houston Texans. Houston has the largest per-capita Latin population of any major US city, making these matches guaranteed sellouts with incredible atmosphere.
🔔 Philadelphia — Lincoln Financial Field
Capacity: 69,796 | "The Linc" — home of the Philadelphia Eagles. Philadelphia's soccer scene has grown rapidly. Philly fans are known for being loud and passionate — group stage matches here will be electric.
🌁 San Francisco/Bay Area — Levi's Stadium
Capacity: 68,500 | Santa Clara, CA. Home of the San Francisco 49ers. Silicon Valley's tech-savvy crowd meets World Cup football. Hosting group stage matches and potentially knockout rounds.
How to Watch if You Don't Have a Ticket
With 78 matches taking place in the US, most fans will be watching from home — and that's exactly where WorldCupStream.us comes in. Whether your local host city is selling out in seconds or the match you want is in another city entirely, all 104 matches stream live in 4K on any device, anywhere in the United States.
Canadian & Mexican Host Cities
Beyond the US, the 2026 World Cup also features venues in Canada (Toronto and Vancouver) and Mexico (Mexico City/Estadio Azteca, Guadalajara, and Monterrey). WorldCupStream.us covers all 104 matches regardless of host nation — every Canadian and Mexican venue match streams live.