Three nations − Canada, Mexico and the U.S. − will cohost 2026 FIFA World Cup teams, including debut teams Cape Verde, Curaçao, Jordan and Uzbekistan.

Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Kylian Mbappe are among the players with records in their sights at this summer's tournament

From record-breaking crowds at iconic FIFA World Cup matches to scarcely attended games in the tournament’s early years, attendance figures reveal a fascinating side of soccer’s biggest event. Few events can rival the FIFA World Cup when it comes to drawing massive crowds.

Is there an advantage to being a FIFA World Cup host? Here's a look back at each tournament with the U.S., Mexico and Canada playing at home in 2026.

With the biggest-ever World Cup ready to kick off across Canada, Mexico and the USA, here we look at the key storylines.

The Cooligans are making their final predictions ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup! Christian Polanco and Alexis Guerreros reveal their picks for World Cup winner, Golden Boot, biggest disappointment and more before welcoming an incredible lineup of guests.

From its famous colonial-era landmarks to its distinct neighbors, Boston is a historic city with deep American ties. Boston is staging seven matches during the 2026 tournament. The city of Guadalajara has a rich history and culture fueling its soul. Guadalajara is set to host four matches during the World Cup.