THIRD-PLACE FINAL
Host City of FIFA World Cup 2026

Miami, Florida

Hard Rock Stadium · FIFA brand: Miami Stadium

7 matchesMon, Jun 15, 2026 – Sat, Jul 18, 2026Capacity ~65,000

Match Schedule

All matches at Hard Rock Stadium. Kickoff times shown in local venue time where confirmed; otherwise listed as TBD pending FIFA broadcast windows.

DateRoundMatchKickoffTickets
Mon, Jun 15, 2026Group StageSaudi Arabia vs Uruguay6:00 PM ETGet Tickets →
Sun, Jun 21, 2026Group StageUruguay vs Cabo Verde6:00 PM ETGet Tickets →
Wed, Jun 24, 2026Group StageScotland vs Brazil6:00 PM ETGet Tickets →
Sat, Jun 27, 2026Group StageColombia vs Portugal7:30 PM ETGet Tickets →
Fri, Jul 3, 2026Round of 32Winner Group J vs Runner-up Group H6:00 PM ETGet Tickets →
Sat, Jul 11, 2026QuarterfinalWinner Match 89 vs Winner Match 905:00 PM ETGet Tickets →
Sat, Jul 18, 2026Third PlaceLoser SF M101 vs Loser SF M1025:00 PM ETGet Tickets →

Stadium & Travel

Stadium
Hard Rock Stadium (FIFA brand: Miami Stadium)
Capacity
~65,000
Nearest major airport
Miami International Airport (MIA)
Getting to the stadium
Hard Rock Stadium has no direct rail connection. On match days, Miami-Dade Transit operates dedicated shuttle buses from Golden Glades and Aventura park-and-rides. Miami International Airport is approximately 17 miles from the stadium.
Official info
FIFA host city page

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About Miami

Miami is hosting seven FIFA World Cup 2026 matches at Hard Rock Stadium, including the tournament's Third-Place Final on July 18. Brazil, Portugal, Colombia, and Uruguay all play group-stage matches in Miami Gardens — a roster custom-built for South Florida's deep Latin American sporting culture and one of the largest soccer-fan bases in the United States.

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A 1916 Italian Renaissance-style estate on Biscayne Bay — one of the most architecturally significant historic homes in the United States.

Wynwood Walls

An open-air museum of large-scale street art that anchors the Wynwood Arts District north of downtown Miami.

Everglades National Park

1.5 million acres of subtropical wetland — the largest tropical wilderness in the U.S. and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, an hour west of Miami.

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