The 2026 World Cup is hosted by three countries for the first time in the history of the tournament. There will be a record 104 matches played across 16 cities in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

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

The stadium built for the first-ever FIFA World Cup in Uruguay was filled with cheers on Saturday night, not for a soccer ...

The next FIFA World Cup is on the horizon, as Canada, Mexico and the United States prepare to host the biggest tournament in sport. A total of 16 stadiums have been chosen to host the games, the most ...

CONSTRUCTION on the stunning Prince Mohammed bin Salman Stadium is entering its next phase. Excavation work has been mostly ...

The biggest FIFA World Cup in history is coming to North America. Teams from across the world will convene in the U.S., Canada and Mexico for the first ever 48-team World Cup. The U.S. has the most ...

Mexico City's iconic Azteca Stadium is one of the most famous venues in world soccer, having hosted two FIFA World Cup finals and countless memorable international matches. The legendary stadium will ...

StadiumDB.com examines 16 stadiums in Canada, Mexico and the United States that were not chosen as World Cup venues and ...

Roma full-back Nahuel Molina has seen his international ban reduced by FIFA after an appeal from the Argentine Federation following the post-match brawl that broke out at the end of the 2026 World Cup ...

StadiumDB presents a proposed World Cup in the United Kingdom using fourteen stadiums, with an opening match at New Trafford ...