The United States will jointly host the 2026 World Cup alongside Mexico and Canada, with the U.S. getting the lion’s share of games. The host cities have not yet been determined, but FIFA has said previously that an announcement on which cities will be used should be coming in the first or second quarter of 2022. FIFA’s tour of the various prospective host cities wrapped up recently, so now the speculation can really ramp up over where games will be played. Certain cities on the list are likely locks to host or very close to being a lock, with Los Angeles, New York and Dallas slotting into the category nicely for varying reasons.
March Qualifier is a Final Chance to Make Orlando’s Case as a 2026 Host City
