Fri, Jun 12 Group D
Jun 11 – Jul 19, 2026 · USA · Canada · Mexico
One Tournament. Three Nations. Forty-Eight Teams.
The largest FIFA World Cup in history. 104 matches across 16 cities, watched by an expected 6 billion people.
The brief
9
days
Teams
48
New 48-team format
Matches
104
Host cities
16
3 · United States/Canada/Mexico
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United States at the 2026 World Cup
Squad, group, fixtures and where to watch every match.
Group D
Group D fixtures
Fri, Jun 19 Group D
Thu, Jun 25 Group D
How to watch in United States Full viewing guide →
- Pay TV Fox / FS1
- Free-to-air Telemundo
- Streaming Peacock
- Streaming Fox Sports app
Next up
Full schedule →
Next up
The next matches on the calendar, with venue and kickoff in your time zone.
Thu, Jun 11 Group A
Thu, Jun 11 Group A
Fri, Jun 12 Group B
Fri, Jun 12 Group D
Sat, Jun 13 Group D
Sat, Jun 13 Group B
Confirmed squads
All 48 squads →
Confirmed squads
Final 26-man rosters as nations announce them.
TV & Streaming
Where to watch
TV channels and streaming for every match in your country.
Full viewing guide → Market
United States
Market
United Kingdom
Market
Australia
Market
Ireland
Market
Jamaica & Caribbean
01 — The Draw
All twelve groups →
The Groups
Twelve groups, four teams each. Top two advance automatically; the eight best third-placed sides join them in the round of 32.
02 — Geography
All sixteen venues →
Host Cities
Sixteen cities across three nations will stage the tournament's 104 matches.
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Atlanta
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Matches
8
Capacity
71,000
Boston
Gillette Stadium
Matches
7
Capacity
65,878
Dallas
AT&T Stadium
Matches
9
Capacity
92,967
Houston
NRG Stadium
Matches
7
Capacity
72,220
Kansas City
Arrowhead Stadium
Matches
6
Capacity
76,416
Los Angeles
SoFi Stadium
Matches
8
Capacity
70,240
The road to East Rutherford
July 19, 2026
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