Fixtures & Results
Every match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in one place — kickoff times, live scores and final results across the USA, Canada and Mexico.
Browse the full 104-match schedule for the first 48-team FIFA World Cup, co-hosted across 16 cities in the United States, Canada and Mexico from June 11 to July 19, 2026. Every kickoff is shown in your own local timezone, and results update live as games are played. Follow the group stage through to the final, track every group on our live standings, and explore all 48 qualified sides on the teams page.
Thu, Jun 11
1 matchFri, Jun 12
2 matches
Sat, Jun 13
3 matches
Sun, Jun 14
5 matches
Mon, Jun 15
4 matchesTue, Jun 16
3 matches
Wed, Jun 17
5 matches
Thu, Jun 18
4 matchesFri, Jun 19
3 matchesSat, Jun 20
4 matchesSun, Jun 21
5 matchesMon, Jun 22
3 matchesTue, Jun 23
5 matchesWed, Jun 24
5 matchesThu, Jun 25
6 matches
South Africa–
South Korea–
Czechia–
Mexico–
Ecuador–
Germany–
Curaçao–
Ivory Coast–
Tunisia–
Netherlands–
Japan–
Sweden–Fri, Jun 26
4 matchesSat, Jun 27
8 matches
Uruguay–
Spain–
Cape Verde Islands–
Saudi Arabia–
New Zealand–
Belgium–
Egypt–
Iran–
Panama–
England–
Croatia–
Ghana–
Colombia–
Portugal–
Congo DR–
Uzbekistan–Sun, Jun 28
3 matchesMon, Jun 29
2 matchesTue, Jun 30
3 matchesWed, Jul 1
3 matchesThu, Jul 2
3 matchesFri, Jul 3
3 matchesSat, Jul 4
3 matchesSun, Jul 5
1 matchMon, Jul 6
2 matchesTue, Jul 7
3 matchesThu, Jul 9
1 matchFri, Jul 10
1 matchSat, Jul 11
1 matchSun, Jul 12
1 matchTue, Jul 14
1 matchWed, Jul 15
1 matchSat, Jul 18
1 matchSun, Jul 19
1 matchFrequently asked questions
When does the 2026 World Cup start?
The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 11, 2026, with the tournament running through to the final on July 19, 2026.
How many matches are there?
The expanded 48-team tournament features 104 matches in total, played across 16 host cities in the USA, Canada and Mexico.
Where is the final?
The 2026 World Cup final will be held at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on July 19, 2026.