Knockout stage · Final on July 19

The World Cup is on. Here's how to catch what's left of it.

Two weeks of knockout football remain across the USA, Canada, and Mexico. Whether you're chasing a late ticket, planning a trip to a fan fest, or heading to the final at MetLife — the practical details are here.

What's still to come

Round of 16July 4–7
Quarter-finalsJuly 9–11
Semi-final 1 · DallasJuly 14
Semi-final 2 · AtlantaJuly 15
Third place · MiamiJuly 18
Final · MetLife Stadium, NJJuly 19

Host city guides

Los Angeles

USA

SoFi Stadium

Los Angeles hosted the opening match and stays on the schedule into the quarter-finals, with SoFi Stadium in Inglewood as the venue. Direct flights from most of the world land at LAX, and the city handles big crowds better than its reputation suggests as long as you build each day around one area.

SoFi Stadium quarter-final | Inglewood stadium zone

New York / New Jersey

USA

MetLife Stadium

New York and New Jersey host the final on July 19 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford. Most visitors stay in Manhattan or on the Jersey waterfront and ride NJ Transit out to the stadium, a trip that takes longer than the map suggests on match days.

MetLife Stadium | Manhattan stay options

Mexico City

MEX

Estadio Azteca

Mexico City pairs the history of Estadio Azteca, the first stadium to host matches at three World Cups, with some of the best value of any host city. Food, transit, and neighborhoods like Roma and Condesa make it easy to fill the days between matches.

Estadio Azteca | Historic football culture

Dallas

USA

AT&T Stadium

Dallas hosts a semi-final on July 14 at AT&T Stadium, which actually sits in Arlington, roughly halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth. There is no rail link to the stadium, so plan around driving, rideshare, or official shuttles from the start.

AT&T Stadium | Semi-final on July 14

Miami

USA

Hard Rock Stadium

Miami still has two big dates left: a quarter-final during the July 9-11 window and the third-place match on July 18, both at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. The stadium sits well north of the beach, so decide early whether your base prioritizes nightlife or matchday convenience.

Hard Rock Stadium | Third-place match July 18

Toronto

CAN

BMO Field

Toronto is Canada's biggest host city, with BMO Field on the lakefront a short streetcar or GO train ride from downtown. It is one of the easiest stops of the tournament to manage without a car, and the summer patio scene makes it a lively base for following the knockout rounds.

BMO Field | Walkable lakefront setting

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