Anticipation is building across the United States as the 2026 World Cup finally arrives, promising a month of soccer drama that will capture the attention of fans from coast to coast.
Broadcast and Streaming Details
English‑language viewers can tune in to Fox and its sports network FS1, while Spanish‑language audiences will find coverage on Telemundo and the streaming platform Peacock. The extensive coverage ensures that every match is accessible to a broad U.S. audience.
Opening Match and Group Stage Schedule
The tournament’s first game features the United States taking on Paraguay on June 12 at 9 p.m. Eastern Time, a match that will air on FOX. The group stage also includes showdowns against Australia and Türkiye, setting the stage for early excitement.
Tickets and New Jerseys
Fans who want to experience the action live still have the chance to secure tickets for group‑stage matches, and the U.S. team’s freshly designed World Cup jersey is now available for purchase, giving supporters a stylish way to show their allegiance.
Stadiums and Host Cities
Key matches will be staged in iconic venues such as the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, and Lumen Field in Seattle, Washington, both of which are part of the broader host‑city network spread across the United States.
With the schedule set, broadcast options clear and merchandise on sale, U.S. supporters are poised to fill stadiums, stream games and wear the new colors as the world’s biggest soccer event unfolds on home soil.