Match 101Scheduled
Winner Match 97 vs Winner Match 98
Semi-final
Jul 14, 7:00 PMyour selected timeJul 14, 2:00 PMvenue localAT&T Stadium, Dallas
world cup 2026 schedule
World Cup 2026 schedule command center
Filter the full 104-match tournament schedule by team, city, stadium, stage or date. Times show both venue local time and your selected time zone.
| Match | Teams | Selected time | Venue local | Status | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #101 Semi-final | Winner Match 97 vs Winner Match 98 | Jul 14, 7:00 PM | Jul 14, 2:00 PM | scheduled | AT&T Stadium Dallas |
| #102 Semi-final | Winner Match 99 vs Winner Match 100 | Jul 15, 7:00 PM | Jul 15, 3:00 PM | scheduled | Mercedes-Benz Stadium Atlanta |
Match 102Scheduled
Winner Match 99 vs Winner Match 100
Semi-final
Jul 15, 7:00 PMyour selected timeJul 15, 3:00 PMvenue localMercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the Semi-final schedule
Stage views keep each tournament phase separate from the full fixture list. That makes it easier to jump from the group stage into standings, and from knockout rounds into the bracket.
How many Semi-final fixtures are listed?
2 Semi-final fixtures are listed in this view.
What is the next useful tool for this stage?
For knockout rounds, the bracket is the most useful next step.
Can I add this stage to a calendar?
Yes. Use the calendar action to create a feed for all fixtures or this narrower stage selection.
The fixture count, match cards and dates come from static tournament data.
Stage filters avoid forcing users to scan the full fixture list.
Each phase links to the action that matters most for that phase.
Matchday guide
Find the match you need, then act on it
The schedule page is built for people who know they need fixtures but may not know the best way to narrow them down yet. The full list stays available, while filters let you move quickly by team, city, stadium, stage or date.
Each match card keeps the essential details together: match number, teams, kickoff time, venue local time, stadium and host city. That structure helps with quick checks and longer planning sessions, especially when a match needs to be copied into a message or added to a calendar.
The page also links outward to more focused views. Team pages are useful when you follow one country. City and stadium pages are useful for travel planning. Date and stage pages are useful when you already know the day or phase of the tournament you care about.
The schedule works with the local time and calendar tools instead of standing alone. After filtering a list, you can convert kickoff times, download a matching calendar feed or share the current view with someone else.
For the fastest workflow, choose one filter first, confirm the matches shown, then use the actions panel to add the current selection to a calendar or print a working list.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about the World Cup 2026 schedule
The main World Cup 2026 schedule page covers the complete fixture list, while deeper pages help with specific planning needs such as a match date, knockout stage, team, host city or stadium. That keeps the full schedule easy to browse without hiding practical details behind filters.
Can I browse the schedule without using filters?
Yes. The full page starts with all 104 matches, then filters are available when you want to narrow the list by team, city, stadium, stage or date.
Why are there separate pages for teams, cities and dates?
Separate pages let fans share a focused fixture list without asking someone else to recreate the same filters.
What should I do after finding a match?
Open the local time converter to check the kickoff in your time zone, or use the calendar page to add the match to your own calendar app.
104 fixtures remain visible without JavaScript through the static data model.
Date, stage, team, city and stadium pages each have their own shareable page.
Every schedule path links forward to local time conversion and calendar downloads.