Matchday 1
Mon, Jun 15
1–1Full time
Group H Matchday 1
← Host Cities
United States
Miami
Hard Rock Stadium
Matches
7
Capacity
65,326
Group stage Round of 32 Quarter-final 3rd-place play-off
Built
1987
Surface
Natural grass
Roof
Open with shade canopy
Home of
Miami Dolphins (NFL), Miami Hurricanes
Hosts the 3rd-place play-off on July 18, 2026.
About the venue
Home of the NFL's Miami Dolphins, Hard Rock Stadium has hosted regular high-profile international football fixtures, including eight matches at the 2025 Club World Cup and the 2024 Copa America final between Argentina and Colombia.
It stages seven 2026 matches in total, including the third-place play-off on July 18.
01 – Matches here
All times ET Match list
Matchday 2
Sun, Jun 21
2–2Full time
Group H Matchday 2
Matchday 3
Wed, Jun 24
0–3Full time
Group C Matchday 3
Matchday 3
Sat, Jun 27
0–0Full time
Group K Matchday 3
Round of 32
Fri, Jul 3
Quarter-final
Sat, Jul 11
TBD vs TBD
3rd-place play-off
Sat, Jul 18
TBD vs TBD
02 – Host city news
Match Report · Sat, Jun 27
Colombia Hold Portugal to Goalless Draw and Claim Group K Top Spot
Colombia and Portugal played out a 0-0 draw at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, leaving Colombia top of Group K with seven points and Portugal through in second with five.
Match Report · Wed, Jun 24
Brazil Cruise Past Scotland 3-0 to Top Group C
Vinicius Junior scored twice and Matheus Cunha added a third as Brazil eased to a 3-0 victory over Scotland in Miami to finish top of Group C.
Match Report · Sun, Jun 21
Cape Verde Fight Back to Hold Uruguay in Four-Goal Thriller
Kevin Pina put Cape Verde ahead and Helio Varela levelled after Uruguay had turned it around, in a 2-2 Group H draw in Miami.
Match Report · Tue, Jun 16
Araujo’s Late Leveller Earns Uruguay a Point Against Saudi Arabia
Abdulelah Al Amri’s first-half goal had Saudi Arabia dreaming before Maxi Araujo struck in the 80th minute to rescue a 1-1 draw for Uruguay in their Group H opener in Miami.
World Cup News · Mon, Jun 15
Uruguay Land in Miami After Flight Chaos Before World Cup Opener
Uruguay reached the United States less than 24 hours before kickoff against Saudi Arabia after a travel ordeal they blamed on FIFA. FIFA pointed to an airline permitting error in Mexico.
National Team · Sun, Jun 14
Bielsa’s New-Look Uruguay Meet a Saudi Arabia Dreaming of Another Upset
Marcelo Bielsa’s rebuilt Uruguay open against a Saudi Arabia side hoping to repeat their 2022 shock when the teams meet in Group H at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, The Herald reports.
02 – Other host cities
United States
United States
Atlanta
Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Matches 8
United States
Boston
Gillette Stadium
Matches 7
United States
Dallas
AT&T Stadium
Matches 9
United States
Houston
NRG Stadium
Matches 7
United States
Kansas City
Arrowhead Stadium
Matches 6
United States
Los Angeles
SoFi Stadium
Matches 8
United States
New York / New Jersey
MetLife Stadium
Matches 8
United States
Philadelphia
Lincoln Financial Field
Matches 6
United States
San Francisco Bay Area
Levi's Stadium
Matches 6
United States
Seattle
Lumen Field
Matches 6