AT&T Stadium, known as Dallas Stadium during the tournament, will welcome a record nine matches as North Texas plays a major role in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The first match arrives Sunday when the Netherlands faces Japan in a Group F showdown at 3 p.m. Wednesday brings another Group L clash as England meets Croatia at 3 p.m.
Additional group stage games include Argentina versus Austria on June 22 at noon, Japan versus Sweden on June 25 at 6 p.m., and Jordan versus Argentina on June 27 at 9 p.m.
The venue then steps into the knockout rounds with two Round of 32 matches on June 30 and July 3, a Round of 16 contest on July 6, and the first semifinal on July 14.
Dallas Stadium was selected to host more games than any other venue in the 48-team tournament. Capacity exceeds 80,000, and organizers expect massive crowds that will boost the local economy through tourism, hospitality and related events. The FIFA Fan Festival in the region will offer additional ways for fans to participate.
This marks a major moment for North Texas soccer, bringing global attention and showcasing the area’s ability to stage world-class events. Tickets remain available through official FIFA channels, with strong demand anticipated for the high-profile matchups.
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