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World Cup 2026

The next FIFA World Cup is from June 11 to July 19, 2026. L.A. is one of 16 host cities across North America.
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Explore LA
Your essential guide to the 2026 World Cup in Los Angeles
What you need to know about the games, tickets, teams and timing for the upcoming eight World Cup matches coming to Los Angeles. Opening match here is June 12, 2026.
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Things To Do: Your LA neighborhood guide for World Cup 2026
A photo of a young woman and young man playing with a soccer ball. They are standing on gray concrete next to a Metro Rail line. In the background is a blue sky and a Metro Rail train is riding by on a rail platform surrounded by fencing, light poles, and electrical wires. The woman has black hair with purple highlights and brown skin tone. She wears a black soccer jersey and black shorts and has her right knee raised to bump a soccer ball. The man wears a white soccer jersey and knee-length jean shorts. He has brown skin tone and black hair and watches the woman in anticipation of receiving the soccer ball.
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FIFA World Cup events to close Wilshire through MacArthur Park for two days in July
A person pictured from behind is wearing a neon orange safety vests holds onto a rake while overlooking a game of soccer being played on a field below.
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State Department is uncertain about the economic impact of visa bans, entry bonds on the World Cup
A green a blue soccer ball with text printed on it that reads "We are 26. Dallas" in front of a green background with a similar design.
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FIFA hikes World Cup prices, again. A finals ticket can now cost as much as $11,000