Atlanta
Mercedes-Benz Stadium gives Atlanta a major World Cup stage, with a listed capacity of approximately 75,000 for tournament matches.
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Boston
Gillette Stadium in Foxborough serves the Boston host market, with a listed World Cup capacity of approximately 65,878.
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Dallas
AT&T Stadium in Arlington anchors the Dallas host market, with a listed World Cup capacity of approximately 92,967.
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Guadalajara
Estadio Akron brings World Cup soccer to Guadalajara, with a listed tournament capacity of approximately 48,071.
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Houston
NRG Stadium gives Houston a large indoor-outdoor event venue, with a listed World Cup capacity of approximately 72,220.
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Kansas City
Arrowhead Stadium brings Kansas City’s passionate sports atmosphere to the World Cup, with a listed capacity of approximately 76,640.
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Los Angeles
SoFi Stadium places Los Angeles on the World Cup map, with a listed tournament capacity of approximately 70,240.
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Mexico City
Estadio Banorte, the historic Mexico City venue, is listed with a World Cup capacity of approximately 87,523.
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Miami
Hard Rock Stadium brings World Cup matches to Miami, with a listed tournament capacity of approximately 67,518.
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Monterrey, MX
Estadio BBVA gives Monterrey a striking World Cup venue, with a listed tournament capacity of approximately 53,460.
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New York/New Jersey
MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford hosts the New York/New Jersey market, with a listed World Cup capacity of approximately 87,157.
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Philadelphia
Lincoln Financial Field brings World Cup soccer to Philadelphia, with a listed tournament capacity of approximately 69,328.
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San Francisco
Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara serves the San Francisco Bay Area host market, with a listed capacity of approximately 70,909.
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Seattle
Lumen Field gives Seattle a loud, soccer-friendly World Cup setting, with a listed tournament capacity of approximately 69,000.
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Toronto
BMO Field brings World Cup matches to Toronto, with a listed tournament capacity of approximately 45,736.
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Vancouver
BC Place brings World Cup matches to downtown Vancouver, with a listed tournament capacity of approximately 54,000.
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The World Cup
The FIFA World Cup is the ultimate global soccer showdown, where nations compete for glory in the world’s most watched sporting event bringing the entire world together every four years.
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United Soccer League
The United Soccer League (USL) is the heartbeat of American soccer development, featuring rising talent, passionate clubs, and fast-paced competition across the country.
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The National Womens Soccer League
The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) showcases the world’s top women’s talent, delivering excitement and elite competition and skill in every match.
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National Soccer Teams
National soccer teams unite a country’s best players to compete on the world stage, representing pride, passion, and national identity. as they bring fans together across the globe.
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Major League Soccer
Major League Soccer (MLS) is the top professional soccer league in the US, blending global stars with rising homegrown talent offering an exciting future for the sport in North America. .
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Premier League
The Premier League is the pinnacle of English soccer, showcasing world-class talent, fierce rivalries, and electrifying matchday drama every single week throughout the season.
Buy TicketsA Brief History of Football (Soccer)
Football, known as soccer in some countries, is one of the oldest and most popular sports in the world. Its origins can be traced back over 2,000 years to ancient civilizations such as China, Greece, and Rome, where games involving kicking a ball were played.
The modern version of football, however, emerged in England during the 19th century. In 1863, the Football Association (FA) was established in England, formalizing the rules and distinguishing football from rugby. These standardized rules became known as "association football." The sport quickly gained popularity and spread across Europe, South America, and beyond, fueled by industrialization and global trade.
The first international match was played between England and Scotland in 1872, and by the early 20th century, football had become a global phenomenon. In 1930, the inaugural FIFA World Cup was held in Uruguay, marking the start of the most prestigious international competition in the sport.