World Cup 2026 by the numbers: 48 teams, 104 matches, 16 host cities, 3 nations, 39 days. Here’s the data, how it compares to past tournaments, and which host cities are the most-filmed on Earth.
Mexico City opened World Cup 2026 at the Azteca, and it’s also a movie icon. Here’s how Spectre and Coco put Dia de los Muertos on screen, and where to find that cinematic magic in the city.
World Cup 2026 knockout stage guide: the quarterfinals, semifinals (Dallas July 14, Atlanta July 15), third-place game (Miami July 18) and final (MetLife July 19), each tied to its movie-famous host city.
The USMNT opens World Cup 2026 vs Paraguay on June 12 at SoFi Stadium (9 PM ET, FOX, free on Tubi). Here’s how to follow Team USA, plus a film fan’s guide to the host cities.
The World Cup 2026 opening festivities feature Katy Perry, LISA, and Anitta. Here’s a look at the performers and their on-screen moments, from Smurfs and The White Lotus to global pop stardom.
How to watch World Cup 2026 free in the USA: FOX and FS1 in English, Telemundo in Spanish, and free streaming on Tubi. Here’s the full guide, plus soccer films to binge between matches.
The best soccer movies and shows to stream during World Cup 2026, from Bend It Like Beckham and Goal! to Ted Lasso and Welcome to Wrexham, plus the filming locations behind them.
BC Place brings World Cup 2026 to Vancouver. Here’s the venue guide plus Vancouver’s blockbuster filming locations, from Deadpool and The X-Files to the Twilight saga.
BMO Field brings World Cup 2026 to Toronto, including Canada’s opener. Here’s the venue guide plus Hollywood North’s filming locations, from Scott Pilgrim and Mean Girls to Chicago.
Estadio BBVA brings World Cup 2026 to Monterrey, with the dramatic Cerro de la Silla as a backdrop. Here’s the venue guide plus Monterrey’s role as a Mexican film and television powerhouse.