Three Hosts, One Dream: Can North America Defend Its Turf?

For the first time in World Cup history, three nations will share hosting duties. The United States, Mexico, and Canada are preparing to welcome the world for football's greatest celebration.

United States: The Main Stage

The USA hosts the majority of matches, including both semi-finals and the final. With world-class stadiums across the country, fans can expect incredible atmospheres.

The US team enters with high expectations. A golden generation featuring players from Europe's top leagues will aim to make a statement on home soil.

Key venues include MetLife Stadium (New York), AT&T Stadium (Dallas), and SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles).

Mexico: World Cup Experience

Mexico has hosted two World Cups previously (1970 and 1986) and brings unmatched experience and passion to the tournament.

El Tri will compete with the weight of history, looking to finally break their Round of 16 curse while playing in front of famously passionate supporters.

The legendary Estadio Azteca in Mexico City will host matches at altitude, presenting unique challenges for visiting teams.

Canada: New Frontiers

Canada qualified for their first World Cup since 1986 in 2022 and hosting provides an incredible moment for Canadian football.

The national team has grown rapidly, with stars like Alphonso Davies leading a talented squad capable of competing at the highest level.

Toronto and Vancouver will host matches, bringing World Cup football to passionate Canadian fans.

Host Nation Advantage

History shows host nations often exceed expectations. The combination of home support, no travel fatigue, and familiar conditions provides tangible advantages.

Use our simulator to explore how home advantage might boost USA, Mexico, and Canada's chances of deep tournament runs.