Discover the official posters of the 16 host cities for the 2026 World Cup ⚽🏆
The FIFA World Cup 2026™ arrives with something unprecedented: a collection of official posters that capture the energy, culture, and passion for football in each of the 16 Host Cities:
- Philadelphia
- Los Angeles
- Atlanta
- Miami
- Houston
- Toronto
- San Francisco Bay Area
- Boston
- Seattle
- Kansas City
- Monterrey
- Guadalajara
- Mexico City
- New York - New Jersey
- Vancouver
- Dallas
It will be the first time the tournament is hosted by three countries—Canada, Mexico, and the United States—featuring 48 teams. The competition will kick off on June 11 at the Estadio Azteca Banorte in Mexico City, temporarily renamed Estadio Ciudad de México due to FIFA's policies. The final match will take place on July 19 in the New York/New Jersey area.
The schedule has been designed to minimize travel and prioritize player rest, with matches concentrated in three regions: East, Central, and West.
Thursday, 11 June 2026
- Match 1 - Group A (Mexico) – Estadio Azteca Mexico City
- Match 2 – Group A - Estadio Guadalajara
Friday, 12 June 2026
- Match 3 - Group B (Canada) – Toronto Stadium
- Match 4 - Group D (USA) – Los Angeles Stadium
Saturday, 13 June 2026
- Match 5 – Group C - Boston Stadium
- Match 6 – Group D - BC Place Vancouver
- Match 7 – Group C - New York New Jersey Stadium
- Match 8 – Group B - San Francisco Bay Area Stadium
Sunday, 14 June 2026
- Match 9 – Group E - Philadelphia Stadium
- Match 10 – Group E - Houston Stadium
- Match 11 – Group F - Dallas Stadium
- Match 12 – Group F - Estadio Monterrey
Logo:
Isotype:
Slogan:
Variables:
The visual system of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ reflects the tournament's unprecedented nature: three host countries, 16 cities, and 48 teams. Instead of focusing on a single national identity, the approach was to create a flexible, modular visual language with elements that work both globally and locally, representing the diverse cultures and spirit of the event.
The identity is built around a shared main logo, with city-specific variations for each host city. These include unique posters, color palettes, and cultural references. This approach celebrates the event's geographical and cultural diversity while ensuring visual cohesion throughout the entire tournament. Each city maintains its individuality but remains aligned with the overall visual theme.