USA World Cup 2026 Fixtures

USA World Cup Fixtures tracks every United States men's national team match throughout the FIFA World Cup, the quadrennial global football championship organized by FIFA. The tournament is co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, marking the first World Cup held across three nations. This edition expands the field to 48 teams, and the United States will be placed in a group with three other nations by the official draw. As a host, the United States automatically qualifies for the competition and enters the group stage, with the aim of advancing to the knockout rounds leading to the final. The calendar covers all group stage fixtures and any potential round-of-16, quarterfinal, semifinal, and final matches involving the US, with kickoff times and venues updated dynamically. Each calendar entry represents a single match, listing the kickoff time—automatically adjusted to the subscriber's local time zone—the opponent, and whether the United States is the designated home or away side for that fixture. The group stage slate includes three guaranteed matches, with opponents set by the official draw. Group stage matches are typically spaced every four to seven days, accommodating team travel across the expansive US geography. Venues are assigned from the array of US stadiums hosting matches, which include MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, AT&T Stadium in Arlington, SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, and Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, among other NFL-caliber venues spread across the country. Because the calendar is built to reflect tournament progression, it automatically populates knockout round fixtures as the bracket unfolds—should the US reach the round of 16, that match will appear, and so on through the later stages. The calendar is free to subscribe and serves as a smart calendar feed, enabling sports followers, journalists, travel coordinators, and analysts to integrate the entire US fixture list directly into their personal scheduling tools. It works with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, and Outlook, placing kickoff times alongside everyday appointments without manual entry. The feed is powered by football-data.org, which aggregates official match information from FIFA, and it updates regularly to account for any schedule adjustments, venue changes, or the assignment of knockout-stage opponents following group play results. Subscribers receive these updates automatically, ensuring that the calendar always reflects the latest confirmed match details as the tournament progresses.