USA World Cup 2026 Tickets

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USA World Cup History

16 stadiums will host matches across three countries, with the majority of the 104 games taking place in the United States. There will be 11 host cities in the USA, including Atlanta, Houston, Philadelphia, and San Francisco.

The USMNT are set to open their World Cup campaign at the Los Angeles Stadium (SoFi Stadium) on 12 June, before playing at Seattle Stadium (Lumen Field) on 19 June, and then return to California for their third and final group match on 25 June.

Among the other match venues are the New York/New Jersey Stadium (MetLife Stadium) and Miami Stadium (Hard Rock Stadium).

USA Memorable Moments at the World Cup

One of the most prominent memories for followers of the USMNT has to be the 1994 World Cup held on home soil. The opening match took place in Michigan, as the home side settled for a 1-1 draw against Switzerland, though elimination would follow at the Round of 16 with defeat to eventual champions Brazil.

Reaching the quarter-finals at the 2002 World Cup remains the furthest United States have progressed at the showpiece event. USA finished runners-up in their group before knocking out Mexico in the last-16, but Germany proved too great for the Stars and Stripes to overcome.

USA advanced to the Round of 16 at both the 2010 & 2014 World Cups, as the latter saw goalkeeper Tim Howard produce 16 saves versus Belgium. This remains the most saves made by a goalie in a single World Cup game.

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Best USMNT Players at the World Cup

DaMarcus Beasley remains the only USA men's player to have went to (and played at) four World Cup tournaments. Claudio Reyna also went to four World Cups from 1994-2006, but played at only three of them with 10 World Cup appearances overall.

Clint Dempsey & Landon Donovan, considered to be two of the USMNT's most talented footballers of all time, also represented their country at the 2006 & 2010 events.

A number of up-and-coming players turned out for the USMNT at the 2022 World Cup, as the Stars and Stripes advanced to the Round of 16. The likes of Christian Pulisic, Yunus Musah, Giovanni Reyna, and Timothy Weah were all part of the squad in Qatar.

Top USMNT Coaches at the World Cup

There have been a few well-known coaches who have led the USA to previous tournaments over the years.

Bora Milutinović was in charge of the national team at the 1994 World Cup hosted by the United States, before Bob Bradley took the Stars and Stripes to South Africa in 2010. Jürgen Klinsmann guided the USMNT to the last-16 in 2014, and Gregg Berhalter did likewise at Qatar 2022.

Mauricio Pochettino was hired as the new USMNT head coach in September 2024 with the aim of getting the national team up to scratch ahead of the 2026 World Cup co-hosted by the United States.

USA at the FIFA World Cup