The FIFA World Cup 2026 runs June 11 – July 19, 2026 across USA, Mexico, and Canada. 48 teams play 104 matches at 16 venues. The Final is at MetLife Stadium on July 19 · 3pm ET | 12pm PT | 8pm BST. Search below to find your team's match times converted to your local timezone.
United States · Mexico · Canada
June 11 – July 19, 2026 · 48 teams · 104 matches
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Showing times in: America/New York
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Marquee group stage games to watch
Times shown in America/New York
16 venues across USA, Mexico, and Canada
Exact kickoff times for the most-searched World Cup 2026 matchups, converted for fans around the world.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is the most expanded tournament in the competition's history, growing from 32 to 48 nations and from 64 to 104 matches. Jointly hosted by the United States (11 venues), Mexico (3 venues), and Canada (2 venues), it marks the first World Cup held across three countries.
The 48 teams are drawn into 12 groups of four. Each team plays three group stage matches. The top two from each group — plus the eight best third-placed teams — advance to the Round of 32, the new knockout format replacing the traditional Round of 16 opening stage.
Most group stage matches kick off between noon and 9 PM local US time (4–5 PM ET to midnight–1 AM GMT). European fans can expect early evening to late-night kickoffs (typically 8 PM – 1 AM CET). South American viewers in Buenos Aires and São Paulo see matches between roughly 6 PM and 3 AM local. Japanese and Korean fans will watch from morning to mid-afternoon. Use the timezone selector above to convert any match to your exact local time.
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