The 2026 FIFA World Cup is over, and it ended the way the seeding suggested it might: with Spain lifting the trophy. The first 48-team World Cup, jointly hosted by […]

FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off June 11 across 16 host stadiums in USA, Canada, and Mexico. Mapped: every venue with capacity, match count, and tournament role — from 94K-seat AT&T Stadium in Dallas (9 matches + a semi-final) to MetLife in NJ (the final) to Estadio Azteca’s record-setting third World Cup opening match. Plus what to expect on airports, hotels, transit, and fan zones with 18 days to kickoff.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the biggest ever — 48 nations across USA, Canada & Mexico. See the full map of every qualified country, confederation breakdown, first-time qualifiers, and notable absences.