2026 FIFA World Cup: Top US Host Cities and Stadiums You Should Know

The countdown has officially begun! As we enter 2026, the United States is preparing to host the biggest sporting event in history: the FIFA World Cup. For American sports fans, this isn't just about soccer; it's a massive cultural moment that will unite fans from New York to Los Angeles.

Top Host Cities to Watch:

New York/New Jersey (MetLife Stadium): Expected to be a hub for major knockout games.

Dallas (AT&T Stadium): Known for its massive screen and world-class facilities.

Los Angeles (SoFi Stadium): The home of modern sports luxury.

Why This Matters for US Sports Fans: While the NFL and NBA dominate the headlines, the 2026 World Cup is set to break attendance records and change the way Americans view "Soccer."

Stay tuned as we cover stadium updates, ticket information, and player spotlights leading up  

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