The 2026 FIFA World Cup will unfold at 16 stadiums across the United States, Canada and Mexico. Five stadiums are home to Major League Soccer clubs, and 78 of the 104 games will occur in the United States. Atlanta United 's home stadium frequently welcomes some of MLS's largest crowds.

With the largest World Cup field ever (48 teams), you're going to need a lot of stadiums to host the 104 matches.

Proud immigrants, soccer-mad tourists and more are already preparing for what promises to be a cultural exchange unlike any the city has experienced next summer during the World Cup.

The United States is gearing up for what could potentially be its most important soccer tournament in the nation's history.

Homeowners throughout the area are putting their properties on short-term rental sites ahead of the 2026 World Cup. Here's what homeowners are saying.

Find out everything you need to know about the 16 stadiums hosting the World Cup across the USA, Mexico and Canada.

For each of the 16 host sites, the World Cup draw and fixture release hit a bit differently. Here's who has it the best – and worst

Here is everything we know about the nine World Cup matches in Dallas, including dates, start times and locations: All games will be played at Dallas Stadium. The venue, also known as AT&T Stadium, is home to the Dallas Cowboys (NFL).