When is the next World Cup? Dates and host nations | OneFootball

England’s wait for a World Cup win will extend to at least 64 years after defeat to Argentina this week.

Thomas Tuchel’s side lost a hard-fought semi-final after conceding two late goals in Atlanta. Anthony Gordon’s effort had opened the scoring for England, but Enzo Fernandez and Lautaro Martinez turned the game around for the world champions.

Another World Cup passes without success for the Three Lions, whose attention now turns to the 2028 European Championship on home soil, and 2030 World Cup.

Where is the 2030 World Cup? Dates, locations and everything you need to know.

The 2030 World Cup will celebrate 100 years of the tournament in an unprecedented centenary addition. Portugal, Morocco and Spain will co-host the 48-team finals, though opening fixtures will also be held in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay, as the World Cup spans three continents for the first time.

Uruguay were the first-ever World Cup hosts and the opening fixture of the 2030 finals will be held at the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo, where the inaugural final was played.

All six World Cup co-hosts will be granted automatic entry into the 2030 finals.

2030 World Cup dates

The tournament is officially scheduled to run from June 8th to July 21, 2030. It will be the longest-ever World Cup, with added time due to the travelling involved across three continents.

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