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FIFA World Cup 2026 matches at MetLife Stadium revealed. See the teams coming to New York-New Jersey.

The 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup schedule has been released, including the slate of matches coming to MetLife Stadium.

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Breaking down five first-round MetLife Stadium matches in World Cup 2026

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NJ's MetLife Stadium to host 6 games in next year's FIFA World Cup

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Soccer - World Cup match schedule

The 2026 World Cup is set to begin in Mexico City at 1900 GMT with co-host nation Mexico playing South Africa at the Azteca Stadium.

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World Cup 2026 draw in full: England to face Croatia and Ghana in group stage as Scotland face Brazil

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What are your World Cup plans?

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How could Canada, US and Mexico fare in their World Cup groups?

As part of this draw, this collection of North American sporting legends revealed which teams the three co-hosts would have to get past if they reach the knockout stages, producing what will be seen a...

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The making of the 2026 World Cup schedule: Simulations, an all-nighter and a giant ‘puzzle’

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2026 FIFA World Cup schedule released

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MetLife Stadium to Host 2026 FIFA World Cup Final as New York and New Jersey Anticipate Soccer Spectacle

MetLife Stadium, rebranded as "New York New Jersey Stadium," will host six 2026 FIFA World Cup games, including the final on July 19. Tickets are being sold at fixed prices.

World Cup 2026: MetLife Stadium to Showcase Iconic Matches Featuring Brazil, Morocco, Germany, and England

MetLife Stadium, located near New York City, is no stranger to hosting major sporting events. It has been selected as one of the key venues for the 2026 World Cup, which will feature an expanded format with 48 teams competing in 12 groups. This significant change aims to increase global representation and excitement surrounding the tournament.

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World Cup final will be an afternoon match at MetLife Stadium, offering prime-time viewing in Europe

FIFA announced the start times for the tournament’s 104 matches on Saturday, a day after the draw for the expanded 48-nation tournament to be played in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. The kickoff time allows for prime-time viewing in Europe, where it will be 9 p.m., and Britain, where it will be 8 p.m.