Miami, Toronto, Mexico City named among 2026 World Cup co-hosts

FIFA unveils list of 16 cities in United States, Canada, and Mexico that will host matches in 2026 World Cup. FIFA has unveiled the 16 cities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico that will host matches during the 2026 World Cup — the first time in history that three nations will co-host the international football championship. “And I know we’re especially looking forward to cheering on the Canadian Men’s National Team for the first time ever on home soil!” Canada Soccer President Nick Bontis congratulated Toronto and Vancouver for being selected and thanked Edmonton, which had vied to host matches, for putting together its bid. El Estadio Azteca será sede de la Copa del Mundo 2026 Somos la ciudad que más partidos mundiales ha alojado en la historia, 23; y el @EstadioAzteca también, pues aquí se han disputado 19 partidos mundialistas#LaCiudadQueLoTieneTodo⚽ 1/2 pic.twitter.com/fNgXNhKZBJ — Claudia Sheinbaum June 16, 2022 The 2026 tournament will mark the first time in FIFA’s history that three countries play host to the World Cup, which occurs every four years and is one of the most popular sporting events on earth.