World Cup 2026

16 Cities β€’ 48 Teams β€’ 104 Matches

June 11 - July 19, 2026

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ USA β€’ πŸ‡²πŸ‡½ MEXICO β€’ πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ CANADA

How to Watch

πŸ“Ί Fox Sports (English)

All 104 matches live on Fox and FS1. Select matches on broadcast Fox.

πŸ“Ί Telemundo (Spanish)

Simultaneous Spanish-language coverage of all matches on Telemundo and Universo.

πŸ“± Fox Sports App

Stream every match live and on-demand. Cable login required.

πŸ“± Peacock / Fubo

Streaming options without cable. Check availability closer to tournament.

16 Host Cities

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ United States (11 Cities)

Atlanta

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Capacity: 75,000

Home of Atlanta United FC and NFL Falcons

Boston

Gillette Stadium

Capacity: 70,000

Home of New England Revolution and NFL Patriots

Dallas

AT&T Stadium

Capacity: 92,967

Home of FC Dallas and NFL Cowboys

Houston

NRG Stadium

Capacity: 72,220

Home of Houston Dynamo FC and NFL Texans

Kansas City

Arrowhead Stadium

Capacity: 76,416

Home of Sporting Kansas City and NFL Chiefs

Los Angeles

SoFi Stadium

Capacity: 70,240

Home of LA Galaxy/LAFC and NFL Rams/Chargers

Miami

Hard Rock Stadium

Capacity: 67,518

Home of Inter Miami CF and NFL Dolphins

New York / New Jersey

MetLife Stadium

Capacity: 82,500

Home of NYCFC/Red Bulls, NFL Giants/Jets. **FINAL VENUE**

Philadelphia

Lincoln Financial Field

Capacity: 69,596

Home of Philadelphia Union and NFL Eagles

San Francisco Bay Area

Levi's Stadium

Capacity: 68,500

Home of San Jose Earthquakes and NFL 49ers

Seattle

Lumen Field

Capacity: 72,000

Home of Seattle Sounders FC and NFL Seahawks

πŸ‡²πŸ‡½ Mexico (3 Cities)

Guadalajara

Estadio Akron

Capacity: 49,850

Home of Chivas de Guadalajara

Mexico City

Estadio Azteca

Capacity: 87,523

Iconic venue. Hosted 1970 and 1986 World Cup Finals.

Monterrey

Estadio BBVA

Capacity: 53,500

Home of CF Monterrey

πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Canada (2 Cities)

Toronto

BMO Field

Capacity: 45,500

Home of Toronto FC

Vancouver

BC Place

Capacity: 54,500

Home of Vancouver Whitecaps FC

Blue Lock Nashville: The Corridor Strikes

Japan National Team Base Camp β€’ June 2026

Nashville will serve as the base camp for Japan's national team during the 2026 World Cup. i2P Liga, in partnership with Athletic Corridor Foundation, Nashville SC, and Visit Nashville, is hosting a community activation inspired by the global phenomenon Blue Lock.

Youth Clinics

Free training sessions with Japan-inspired methodology. Open to 100+ youth players from I-65 corridor academies.

Community Watch Parties

Public viewing events at Geodis Park for Japan's group stage matches. Free AEGIS venue routing for 500+ attendees.

Cultural Exchange

Meet-and-greet opportunities with Japan National Team staff (pending FIFA approval). Soccer culture workshops.

Partners: Nashville SC, Visit Nashville, Mayor's Office, Athletic Corridor Foundation (501(c)(3))

Get Ready for 2026

Follow i2P Liga for match schedules, venue guides, and community activations as the World Cup approaches.