FIFA reveal when 2026 World Cup match schedule will be announced | OneFootball

FIFA will announce the match schedule for the upcoming 2026 World Cup, which will be jointly hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada, in a broadcast taking place on December 6 from Washington. During this event, FIFA will also reveal the times and stadiums for all 104 matches.

In this way, the confirmation of the schedule will be known just one day after the draw that will determine the 12 groups of four teams each, an unprecedented event in World Cup history.

The announcement will be presented by FIFA President Gianni Infantino, who will be joined on stage by FIFA legends and representatives from the 42 qualified teams, as well as those still competing for a spot.

One team that has already announced it will not be present at the World Cup draw is Iran, as the United States did not grant visas to several members of its delegation. The President of Argentina, Javier Milei, will also not be present.

During the broadcast, there will be analysis and reactions to the matchups, as well as key stories and perspectives about the host cities that will welcome the world in June and July of next year.

The broadcast will be available live on FIFA’s platforms, including FIFA.com and FIFA’s YouTube channel.

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