Where will Argentina play in the 2026 World Cup? | OneFootball

In the December 5th draw, the Argentina National Team learned its opponents and its path in the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The following day, FIFA confirmed the official fixture for the entire competition, including venues and schedules. Below are the locations where the reigning world champion team will play its respective matches.

Argentina’s debut will be against Algeria in Kansas City, Missouri, at Arrowhead Stadium, which has a capacity of nearly 77,000 spectators. Then, the other two group stage matches will take place in Dallas, Texas, at the AT&T Stadium, which holds 80,000 people. There, La Albiceleste will first face Austria and then Jordan.

The debut stadium for the team managed by Lionel Scaloni is that of the Kansas City Chiefs, an NFL team. The venue has little experience hosting soccer tournaments, as it only hosted Uruguay’s victory over the United States in the 2024 Copa América.

The AT&T Stadium, although also an NFL stadium (home of the Dallas Cowboys), has a different track record in soccer: since its opening in 2009, it has hosted the CONCACAF Gold Cup on several occasions, as well as being a venue for the 2024 Copa América. Additionally, Argentina played a friendly against Mexico there in 2015, which ended 2-2. At this stadium, the Argentine national team will play against Austria and Jordan.

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