Time zones are local to the host city
A match in Dallas uses CT, a match in Philadelphia uses ET, and a match in Seattle uses PT. This keeps travel and viewing plans tied to the venue.
Complete 2026 FIFA World Cup fixtures by date, group, host city, and local kickoff time. Start with today and tomorrow, then open the full schedule when you need the complete tournament view.
A focused view of matches from today through tomorrow.
Host-city local time. Last checked 2026-07-02. FIFA official schedule.
This page is built for quick match planning. The default view starts with matches from today through tomorrow, so returning visitors can immediately see what is next. The More button opens the complete fixture list by date, group, and knockout round.
Each match row links to a dedicated match page with the kickoff time, host city, venue, group, and planning links for the two national team boards. Times are shown in the host city local time listed in the schedule data.
A match in Dallas uses CT, a match in Philadelphia uses ET, and a match in Seattle uses PT. This keeps travel and viewing plans tied to the venue.
Upcoming fixtures stay on the schedule, finished scores live on the results page, and the Tactics Board remains an optional planning tool.
Pages such as USA vs Paraguay or Mexico vs South Africa include date, time, venue, group context, and related planning links.
It shows the next two calendar dates based on your current date, then falls back to the first two fixture dates when the tournament is not in that window.
No. The schedule uses host city local time so the listed time matches the venue and local broadcast context.
Finished match scores are kept on the World Cup Results page so upcoming fixtures and final scores do not conflict.
Yes. Group match pages link to both national team boards so you can sketch a lineup for either side.
The fixture data includes a visible last checked date. Important corrections are updated in the dataset and reflected across schedule and match pages.
No. This is an independent schedule and planning site. It does not use official logos, mascots, sponsors, or tournament branding.