The upcoming international tournament is taking shape, with a total of 78 matches scheduled to be held in the United States, complemented by 13 matches each in Mexico and Canada. The exact dates and venues for specific group-stage matches will be finalized during a draw in December, likely taking place in Las Vegas. However, the identities of six playoff teams won’t be determined until March.
The host nations are aware of their group stage match dates and venues; they are just waiting to discover their opponents. The United States is set to host two matches at SoFi Stadium, located in Los Angeles, and one match in Seattle. Mexico’s schedule includes matches in the capital, Mexico City, and a game in Guadalajara. Canada will kick off its tournament in Toronto and conclude with two matches in Vancouver.
Since they are seeded, the host countries will not face off against traditional football powerhouses like Argentina, Brazil, or France in the group stage. The top nine qualifiers for the tournament will also receive seeded status, ensuring a balanced competition.
This tournament represents a significant opportunity for the host countries to showcase their abilities on a global stage while also fostering regional camaraderie through sporting events. The anticipation surrounding the event is building, and fans from all three nations are eager to rally behind their teams.