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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.
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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