This June · 11 cities · 3 nations · One stage
For the first time in history, the FIFA World Cup is co-hosted across three sovereign nations — a 4,000-mile journey from Azteca to BC Place. Three cultures, three identities, one game.
Three-time host (1970, 1986, 2026). The legendary Estadio Azteca returns for the opening match — the only stadium to host three World Cup opening ceremonies.
★ 3 venuesMaking history as a first-time host. Matches will be played from Vancouver's stunning BC Place to Toronto's iconic skyline — the northernmost World Cup ever.
★ 2 venuesReturning as host for the second time (1994, 2026). From the Rose Bowl to MetLife Stadium, 11 world-class venues across the nation — the largest World Cup ever staged.
★ 11 venuesFrom sea to shining sea — the 2026 World Cup spans an entire continent.
June 11, 2026 — the opening whistle. History begins in Mexico City.