FIFA World Cup 2026

 

Like the Qatar event, the 2026 World Cup will also break new ground for FIFA.

That’s because it'll be held across three countries – the United States, Canada and Mexico.

The triad shot was suggested ahead of the offer from Morocco.

The 2002 event was held in South Korea and Japan but the World Cup has noway had three host nations before – all of whom will automatically qualify.

There will be 16 host metropolises, 11 from the USA, two in Canada, and three in Mexico.

The colosseums being used include the,523- capacity Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, New York’s MetLife Stadium and Vancouver’s BC Place.

Several NFL venues will be used to give huge crowds with 12 of the 16 colosseums having capacities of over,5000.

The dates for the 2026 World Cup haven't been blazoned yet.

But it's presently anticipated to get underway on Friday, June 5, 2026 and run until the final on Sunday, July 5, 2026.

That would mean the event will be 31 days long but exact dates will be verified soon.

The 2026 World Cup will break new ground as it'll be the first to include 48 brigades, over from 32.

The group format has n’t been verified yet moreover and FIFA are deciding whether to hold the event across 12 or 16 groups.

There's anticipated to be a aggregate of 104 matches.