Atlanta Stadium, commercially known as the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, will be one of the most important venues of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosting a total of eight matches.

Located in the city of Atlanta, this state-of-the-art venue will stage both group games and decisive knockout rounds, including one of the tournament’s semifinals.

🏗️ Stadium History

Opened in 2017, Atlanta Stadium is one of the most innovative venues in the world, designed to deliver a unique fan experience.

It stands out for its cutting-edge retractable roof and its massive 360-degree video board, and it is widely regarded as one of the most sustainable stadiums globally.

The stadium is home to Atlanta United of MLS and the Atlanta Falcons of the NFL, and it has hosted major global events such as Super Bowl LIII, the MLS All-Star Game, and international football matches.

📊 Capacity

Atlanta Stadium has an approximate capacity of 75,000 spectators, making it one of the key venues of the tournament.

📍 Location

The stadium is located in Atlanta, Georgia, one of the most important cities in the southeastern United States and a growing hub for football.

🚇 How to Get There

Atlanta Stadium offers multiple access options:

• Car: access via major highways
• Public transport: urban and regional connections
• Ride-sharing: taxis and app-based services

📅 World Cup Matches

Atlanta Stadium will host a total of eight matches, including group-stage and knockout fixtures:

Group Stage

• June 15 – Spain vs Cape Verde – Group H
• June 18 – Czech Republic vs South Africa – Group A
• June 21 – Spain vs Saudi Arabia – Group H
• June 24 – Morocco vs Haiti – Group C
• June 27 – DR Congo vs Uzbekistan – Group K

Round of 32

• July 1 – 1st Group L vs 3rd Group E/H/I/J/K

Round of 16

• July 7 – Winner Match 86 vs Winner Match 88

Semifinal

• July 15 – Winner Match 99 vs Winner Match 100

🎯 Key Fact

Atlanta Stadium will host one of the semifinals of the 2026 World Cup, making it one of the most important venues of the tournament.

🌎 Atlanta and the World Cup

Atlanta is a rapidly growing city known for its diversity, economic development, and strong commitment to sports.

Football has gained significant momentum in the city in recent years, particularly with the success of Atlanta United in MLS and the expansion of youth development programs.

Atlanta has also proven its ability to host major international sporting events, positioning itself as an ideal destination for the 2026 World Cup.

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