Mexico World Cup 2026 Fixtures

Mexico World Cup Fixtures tracks every match the Mexican national team plays in the FIFA World Cup, from the group stage through the knockout rounds, with kickoff times and venue details. The tournament, organized by the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), will be the first World Cup co-hosted by three nations—the United States, Mexico, and Canada—and the first to feature an expanded 48-team format. Mexico, as a co-host, qualifies automatically and benefits from playing its group stage matches on home soil. The fixture list is powered by football-data.org, which sources official match schedules and updates them automatically as FIFA confirms kickoff times and venues. The sports calendar includes up to seven matches if Mexico progresses to the final: three group stage contests, followed by potential round of 32, round of 16, quarter-final, semi-final, and final or third-place match. Each entry lists the opponent, kickoff time in local time for the venue, and the stadium name. Mexico's group-stage opponents are set by the official draw, and as a host the team plays its group matches at home—venues such as the historic Estadio Azteca, the modern Estadio BBVA, or the redeveloped Estadio Akron, depending on the final assignment. Kickoff times span late morning to evening in Mexican time zones, reflecting global broadcast windows. For knockout matches, the location shifts to American or Canadian stadiums, including AT&T Stadium in Arlington, MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, or BC Place in Vancouver, depending on the bracket path. Mexican football supporters, sports journalists, and event coordinators can use this smart calendar feed—free to subscribe—to keep every Mexico World Cup fixture automatically in their day-to-day calendar application, whether that is Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. The feed eliminates manual updates; any changes to kickoff times, stadium assignments, or even rescheduled matches due to weather or operational adjustments appear automatically. For those planning travel to attend matches or organizing watch parties, the calendar provides a reliable, centralized source that syncs across devices. The calendar updates regularly, drawing from football-data.org's live data feeds, so that any adjustments made by FIFA to the match schedule—such as shifting a fixture from evening to afternoon or swapping venues for operational reasons—are reflected promptly. Subscribers who activate automatic syncing in their calendar app will always see the latest confirmed information without manual intervention.