One of the most beautiful things about the World Cup is its potential to bring communities together over cold beer and a lot of yelling at the TV screen.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, kicks off in just a few days. How willIf you’re looking for a more social viewing experience than holing up and tuning in via Fox or Fubo , read on for an overview of this year’s World Cup schedule, where in the world the matches are taking place, some of the best spots in New York to watch from, and more. The World Cup consists of 104 matches played between 48 teams beginning on Thursday, June 11. The tournament is scheduled to conclude with the 2026 World Cup Final on Sunday, July 19.
The World Cup’s first two matches will be held in Mexico City, and the 2026 World Cup Final will take place at New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium. The matches in between will be played in 16 cities across the three host countries, including Toronto, Guadalupe, Los Angeles, Miami, Atlanta, Vancouver, and Guadalajara. Fox will air all 104 games—40 of them at primetime—and subscribers to Fox One can stream them via the app.
(See the schedulewill stream the the opening ceremonies, as well as Mexico’s match against South Africa on June 11 and the United States’s match against Paraguay on June 12. If you’re hoping to arrange your World Cup viewing plans according to specific matches, look no further than French-Senegalese Crown Heights fixturein Greenpoint is a great bet for watching Mexico play South Africa in the first World Cup match of the season on June 11, and, a weekly podcast featuring the most exciting stories and hot takes from the worlds of culture, politics, sports and–of course–fashion
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