The 2026 FIFA World Cup matches continue across North America

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is currently unfolding as a historic spectacle, marking a significant milestone in football history.

As the largest tournament ever held, this year’s event has expanded to feature 48 national teams, a major increase from the traditional 32.

Co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada, the tournament showcases the logistical prowess of bringing a global event to three nations across 16 host cities.

Running for 39 days, the tournament kicked off on June 11 in Mexico City’s iconic Estadio Azteca.

With a massive 104 matches, the competition has captivated fans, even surpassing the attendance records set by the 1994 World Cup.

This expanded format has not only brought more teams to the world stage but has also created an electric, unique atmosphere that spans an entire continent.