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COUPE DU MONDE 2026
ETATS-UNIS, CANADA, MEXIQUE
11 Juin - 19 Juillet 2026
La Coupe du monde 2026 se déroulera du 11 juin au 19 juillet 2026. Pour la 23e édition de cette compétition interplanétaire, le Canada, le Mexique et les États-Unis seront les pays hôtes. Pour la première fois de l'histoire, la Coupe du monde 2026 se déroulera dans trois pays hôtes différents et réunira les équipes de 48 pays au lieu des 32 pays habituels.
Après avoir battu la France (3-3, 4-2 aux tirs au but) lors de la Coupe du monde 2022, l'Argentine défendra son titre et tentera de devenir le troisième pays de l'histoire à conserver son titre lors de deux éditions consécutives.
Le match d'ouverture aura lieu le jeudi 11 juin 2026 au stade Azteca de Mexico. La grande finale aura lieu le dimanche 19 juillet 2026 à New York.
Le tirage au sort des groupes, aura lieu de 5 décembre 2025, au John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts de Washington DC. Le tirage au sort débutera à 12h, heure locale (18h CET).
PAYS QUALIFIES | FORMAT | STADES | GROUPES | SCORES | DERNIERS VAINQUEURS
Coupe du Monde 2026 - Les Pays Qualifiés
La Coupe du monde 2026 verra la participation de 48 pays. Les pays qualifiés sont :
Asie 8/8:
Arabie Saoudite, Australie, Corée du Sud, Japon, Iran, Jordanie, Ouzbékistan, Qatar.
Afrique 9/9:
Afrique du Sud, Algérie, Cap-Vert, Côte d'Ivoire, Egypte, Ghana, Maroc, Sénégal, Tunisie
Amérique du Nord et Centrale, plus Caraïbes 3/6:
Canada, Mexique, USA
Amerique du Sud 6/6:
Argentine, Brésil, Colombie, Equateur, Paraguay, Uruguay
Océanie 1/1:
Nouvelle-Zélande
Europe 1/16:
Angleterre
Tournoi de barrage Mars 2026 0/2:
Pays qualifiés pour le tournoi: Bolivie, Nouvelle-Calédonie
Coupe du Monde 2026 - Format
Les 48 équipes des pays qualifiés seront répartis en 12 groupes de 4.
Les deux meilleurs pays de chaque groupe et les huit meilleurs troisièmes pays de chaque groupe accéderont aux seizièmes de finale.
À partir des seizièmes de finale, le match se jouera en élimination directe.
Stades - USA
Atlanta, GA
Capacity for Soccer:
~45 500 (expandable to 71 000)
Cost when built: ~ US$1.6B
Opened: 2017
Type: Retractable Roof
Boston, MA
Capacity for Soccer:
~20 000 (expandable)
Cost when built: ~ US$325M
Opened: 2002
Type: Outdoor
Dallas, TX
Capacity for Soccer:
~80 000 (expandable)
Cost when built: ~ US$1.9B
Opened: 2009
Type: Retractable Roof
Will Host:
June 15: Group H
June 18: Group A
June 21: Group H
June 24: Group C
June 27: Group K
July 1: Round of 32
July 7: Round of 16
July 15: Semi-final
Will Host:
June 13: Group C
June 16: Group I
June 19: Group C
June 23: Group L
June 26: Group I
June 29: Round of 32
July 9: Quarter-final
Will Host:
June 14: Group F
June 17: Group L
June 22: Group J
June 25: Group F
June 27: Group J
June 30: Round of 32
July 3: Round of 32
July 6: Round of 16
July 14: Semi-final
Houston, TX
Capacity for Soccer:
~72 220 (expandable)
Cost when built: ~ US$352M
Opened: 2002
Type: Retractable Roof
Kansas City, MO
Capacity for Soccer: ~76 400
Cost when built: ~ US$43M
Opened: 1972
Type: Outdoor
Los Angeles, CA
Capacity for Soccer:
~72 200 (expandable)
Cost when built: ~ US$5.5B
Opened: 2020
Type: Covered
Will Host:
June 14: Group E
June 17: Group K
June 20: Group F
June 23: Group K
June 26: Group H
June 29: Round of 32
July 4: Round of 16
Will Host:
June 16: Group J
June 20: Group E
June 25: Group F
June 27: Group J
July 3: Round of 32
July 11: Quarter Final
Will Host:
June 12: Group D
June 15: Group G
June 18: Group B
June 21: Group G
June 25: Group D
June 28: Round of 32
July 2: Round of 32
July 10: Quarter-final
Miami, FL
Capacity for Soccer: ~65 320
Cost when built: ~ US$115M
Opened: 1987
Type: Outdoor
New York
New Jersey
Capacity for Soccer: ~82 500
Cost when built: ~ US$1.6B
Opened: 2010
Type: Outdoor
Philadelphia, PA
Capacity for Soccer: ~67 500
Cost when built: ~ US$512M
Opened: 2003
Type: Outdoor
Will Host:
June 15: Group H
June 21: Group H
June 24: Group C
June 27: Group K
July 3: Round of 32
July11: Quarter-final
July 18: Bronze Final
Will Host:
June 13: Group C
June 16: Group I
June 22: Group I
June 25: Group E
June 27: Group L
June 30: Round of 32
July 5: Round of 16
July 18: Final
Will Host:
June 14: Group E
June 19: Group C
June 22: Group I
June 25: Group E
June 27: Group L
July 4: Round of 16
San Francisco, CA
Capacity for Soccer: ~68 500
Cost when built: ~ US$1.3B
Opened: 2014
Type: Outdoor
Will Host:
June 13: Group B
June 16: Group J
June 19: Group D
June 22: Group I
June 25: Group D
July 1: Round of 32
Seattle, WA
Capacity for Soccer:
~37 722 (expandable to over 68 740)
Cost when built: ~ US$430M
Opened: 2002
Type: Outdoor
Will Host:
June 15: Group G
June 19: Group D
June 24: Group B
June 26: Group G
July 1: Round of 32
July 6: Round of 16
Stades-Canada
Toronto
Vancouver
Capacity for Soccer: ~28 180
Cost when built: ~ CA$ 62.9M
Opened: 2007
Type: Outdoor
Will Host:
June 12: Group B
June 17: Group L
June 20: Group E
June 23: Groupe L
June 26: Group I
July 2: Round of 32
Capacity for Soccer:
~22 120 (expandable)
Cost when built: ~ CA$341M
Opened: 1983
Type: Retractable Roof
Will Host:
June 13: Group D
June 18: Group B
June 21: Group G
June 24: Group B
June 26: Group G
July 2: Round of 32
July 7: Round of 16
Stades-Mexique
Guadalajara
Capacity for Soccer: ~49 800
Cost when built: ~ US$200M
Opened: 2010
Type: Outdoor
Mexico City
Capacity for Soccer: ~87 500
Cost when built: ~ MXN$260M
Opened: 1966
Type: Outdoor
Monterrey
Capacity for Soccer: ~53 500
Cost when built: ~ US$200M
Opened: 2015
Type: Outdoor
Will Host:
June 11: Group A
June 18: Group A
June 23: Group K
June 26: Group H
Will Host:
June 11: Group A
June 17: Group K
June 24: Group A
June 30: Round of 32
July 5: Round of 16
Will Host:
June 14: Group F
June 20: Group F
June 24: Group A
June 29: Round of 32
Les vainqueurs de la Coupe du Monde
La Coupe du monde 2026 sera la 23e édition depuis 1930. Seuls 8 pays ont remporté le trophée :
Brésil:5 (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002)
Allemagne: 4 (1954, 1974, 1990, 2014)
Italie: 4 (1934, 1938, 1982, 2006)
Argentine: 3 (1978, 1986, 2022)
France: 2 (1998, 2018)
Uruguay: 2 (1930, 1950)
Angleterre: 1 (1966)
Espagne: 1 (2010)
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