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WE ARE LA
Los Angeles will be the place to start your FIFA World Cup 2026™ experience as we prepare to welcome eight matches, including the U.S. Men’s National Team (USMNT) opening match vs. Paraguay on June 12, 2026.
The LA schedule includes four additional Group Stage matches featuring Belgium, Iran, New Zealand, Switzerland, USA and the European Play-Off A and C winners, two Round of 32 knockout matches, one Quarterfinal match and 39-days of fan engagement during the world’s largest single-sport event.
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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT
This summer, the FIFA Fan Festival will transform the historic Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum into a global celebration of football, culture, and community. Across the region, the Los Angeles World Cup 26 Fan Zoneswill bring live match viewing and immersive fan experiences closer to neighborhoods throughout LA County.
Helping lead the celebration is our official Community Chairman, Snoop Dogg, alongside Official Community Ambassadors Cobi Jones, Eva Longoria, Magic Johnson, Julie Foudy, Luka Dončić, and Mia Hamm — inspiring our community and inviting fans from around the world to start their World Cup experience right here in Los Angeles.
OUR SOCCER STORY
Los Angeles has a deep-rooted connection to the global game, shaped by moments like the 1984 Olympic Soccer Tournament, the 1994 FIFA World Cup™ Final and the 1999 FIFA Women’s World Cup™ Final. Today, Los Angeles is home to three major professional soccer teams — The Los Angeles Galaxy, The Los Angeles Football Club (LAFC), and Angel City Football Club world-class venues like SoFi Stadium and millions of passionate fans.
Los Angeles is focused on using the spotlight of the largest single-sport event in history to leave a lasting positive impact long after the final match is played.
As part of its World Cup legacy, the Los Angeles World Cup 2026 Host Committee and the Play Equity Fund are proud to recognize 26 Community Champions and host a series of Grow The Game of Soccer Clinics around the Los Angeles region.
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HUMAN RIGHTS
FIFA has asked each of the prospective host cities in Canada, Mexico, and the United States to submit a human rights stakeholder engagement report as part of their bid to host games during the FIFA World Cup 26™. In these reports, cities were expected to set out how they are working, and will continue to work, with stakeholders to identify and address potential human rights impacts associated with hosting the tournament and to maximize opportunities for a positive human rights legacy. Below you’ll find links to the Los Angeles region’s submission.
