Scheduled to kick off on June 14, 2025, the FIFA Club World Cup will unfold across the United States over nearly a month, culminating in the championship match in New Jersey on July 13.
Here’s a comprehensive look at the 12 stadiums and 11 diverse cities participating in this prestigious event, stretching from Philadelphia in the East to Los Angeles on the West Coast, with notable stops in Atlanta, a southern hub.
Among the selected venues, five—Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Hard Rock Stadium, MetLife Stadium, Lincoln Financial Field, and Lumen Field—will also host games during the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup.
U.S. Host Cities and Their Venues:
Atlanta – Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Charlotte – Bank of America Stadium
Cincinnati – TQL Stadium
Los Angeles – Rose Bowl Stadium
Miami – Hard Rock Stadium
Nashville – GEODIS Park
New York-New Jersey – MetLife Stadium
Orlando – Camping World Stadium
Orlando – Inter&Co Stadium
Philadelphia – Lincoln Financial Field
Seattle – Lumen Field
Washington, DC – Audi Field
📍The upcoming action of the #FIFACWC will take place across exciting venues! 🏟️ pic.twitter.com/DcsgDQTr8s
— FIFA Club World Cup (@FIFACWC) June 2, 2025
Guide to Stadiums and Host Cities: FIFA Club World Cup 2025
1. Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Capacity: 75,000
Established: 2017
Matches:
⚽ June 16: Chelsea vs LAFC (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 19: Inter Miami vs Porto (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 22: Manchester City vs Al Ain (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ June 29: Round of 16 (12:00 PM EDT/16:00 GMT)
⚽ July 1: Round of 16 (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ July 5: Quarterfinal (12:00 PM EDT/16:00 GMT)
Atlanta, a vibrant city of over 500,000 residents, is known for its rich sports culture, particularly American football. The cutting-edge Mercedes-Benz Stadium is a highlight among the competition venues.
Atlanta will also host eight FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, making it a major player in the soccer scene. The stadium features a retractable roof and stunning 360-degree video displays. In addition, it is home to the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons and hosts numerous concerts and events.
2. Bank of America Stadium
Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
Capacity: 75,000
Established: 1996
Matches:
⚽ June 22: Real Madrid vs Pachuca (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 24: Benfica vs Bayern Munich (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 28: Round of 16 (4:00 PM EDT/20:00 GMT)
⚽ June 30: Round of 16 (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
Located in downtown Charlotte, this stadium is the home of MLS team Charlotte FC and the NFL’s Carolina Panthers. Charlotte serves as a critical hub for the U.S. motorsports industry, showcasing its dynamic cultural landscape.
3. TQL Stadium
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Capacity: 26,000
Established: 2021
Matches:
⚽ June 15: Bayern Munich vs Auckland City (12:00 PM EDT/16:00 GMT)
⚽ June 18: Pachuca vs Salzburg (6:00 PM EDT/22:00 GMT)
⚽ June 21: Mamelodi Sundowns vs Borussia Dortmund (12:00 PM EDT/16:00 GMT)
⚽ June 25: Borussia Dortmund vs Ulsan HD (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
Nestled near the Ohio River, TQL Stadium provides an intimate atmosphere for soccer fans. Home to FC Cincinnati, it is renowned for its modern design and has a reputation for hosting significant matches.
4. Rose Bowl Stadium
Location: Los Angeles, California
Capacity: 88,500
Established: 1922
Matches:
⚽ June 15: PSG vs Atletico Madrid (12:00 PM PDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 17: Monterrey vs Inter Milan (6:00 PM PDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ June 19: PSG vs Botafogo (6:00 PM PDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ June 21: River Plate vs Monterrey (6:00 PM PDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ June 23: Atletico Madrid vs Botafogo (12:00 PM PDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 25: Urawa Red Diamonds vs Monterrey (6:00 PM PDT/01:00 GMT)
Celebrating its rich history, the Rose Bowl has hosted numerous prestigious events, including past FIFA World Cup matches. The circular arena offers excellent views for all spectators.
5. Hard Rock Stadium
Location: Miami, Florida
Capacity: 65,000
Established: 1987
Matches:
⚽ June 14: Ah Ahly vs Inter Miami (8:00 PM EDT/00:00 GMT)
⚽ June 16: Boca Juniors vs Benfica (6:00 PM EDT/22:00 GMT)
⚽ June 18: Real Madrid vs Al Hilal (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 20: Bayern Munich vs Boca Juniors (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ June 23: Inter Miami vs Palmeiras (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ June 25: Mamelodi Sundowns vs Fluminense (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 29: Round of 16 (4:00 PM EDT/20:00 GMT)
⚽ July 1: Round of 16 (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
Renowned for hosting various major events, including the Miami Grand Prix, the Hard Rock Stadium is the site of the tournament’s opening match, where Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami will face Egyptian club Al Ahly.
6. GEODIS Park
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Capacity: 30,000
Established: 2022
Matches:
⚽ June 20: LAFC vs Esperance (5:00 PM CDT/22:00 GMT)
⚽ June 24: Auckland City vs Boca Juniors (2:00 PM CDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 26: Al Hilal vs Pachuca (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
As the largest football-only venue in the U.S. and Canada, GEODIS Park offers fans an immersive experience close to the action. It’s home to Nashville SC and frequently hosts concerts and major events.
7. MetLife Stadium
Location: East Rutherford, New Jersey
Capacity: 82,500
Established: 2010
Matches:
⚽ June 15: Palmeiras vs Porto (6:00 PM EDT/22:00 GMT)
⚽ June 17: Fluminense vs Borussia Dortmund (12:00 PM EDT/16:00 GMT)
⚽ June 19: Palmeiras vs Al Ahly (12:00 PM EDT/16:00 GMT)
⚽ June 21: Fluminense vs Ulsan HD (6:00 PM EDT/22:00 GMT)
⚽ June 23: Porto vs Al Ahly (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ July 5: Quarterfinal (4:00 PM EDT/20:00 GMT)
⚽ July 8: Semifinal 1 (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ July 9: Semifinal 2 (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ July 13: Final (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
MetLife Stadium, providing a grand stage for the World Cup final and semifinals, also hosts a diverse range of events, including concerts and sports. It’s a prominent cultural site in New Jersey.
8. Camping World Stadium
Location: Orlando, Florida
Capacity: 65,000
Established: 1936
Matches:
⚽ June 24: LAFC vs Flamengo (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ June 26: Juventus vs Manchester City (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 30: Round of 16 (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ July 4: Quarterfinal (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
In the heart of Orlando, this iconic stadium has a rich history, hosting numerous sports and entertainment events. Its versatile nature makes it a favorite for both local and international audiences.
9. Inter&Co Stadium
Location: Orlando, Florida
Capacity: 25,000
Established: 2017
Matches:
⚽ June 17: Ulsan HD vs Mamelodi Sundowns (6:00 PM EDT/22:00 GMT)
⚽ June 20: Benfica vs Auckland City (12:00 PM EDT/16:00 GMT)
Designed for football, Inter&Co Stadium has quickly become a favorite for fans, being home to MLS’s Orlando City and featuring local and national events.
10. Lincoln Financial Field
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Capacity: 69,000
Established: 2003
Matches:
⚽ June 16: Flamengo vs Esperance (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ June 18: Manchester City vs Wydad (12:00 PM EDT/16:00 GMT)
⚽ June 20: Flamengo vs Chelsea (2:00 PM EDT/18:00 GMT)
⚽ June 22: Juventus vs Wydad (12:00 PM EDT/16:00 GMT)
⚽ June 24: Esperance vs Chelsea (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ June 26: Salzburg vs Real Madrid (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ June 28: Round of 16 (12:00 PM EDT/16:00 GMT)
⚽ July 4: Quarterfinal (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
Celebrated as the home of the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles, Lincoln Financial Field will also host FIFA World Cup matches in 2026, further cementing its status in international sports.
11. Lumen Field
Location: Seattle, Washington
Capacity: 69,000
Established: 2002
Matches:
⚽ June 15: Botafogo vs Seattle Sounders (7:00 PM PDT/02:00 GMT)
⚽ June 17: River Plate vs Urawa Red Diamonds (12:00 PM PDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 19: Seattle Sounders vs Atletico Madrid (3:00 PM PDT/22:00 GMT)
⚽ June 21: Inter Milan vs Urawa Red Diamonds (12:00 PM PDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 23: Seattle Sounders vs PSG (12:00 PM PDT/19:00 GMT)
⚽ June 25: Inter Milan vs River Plate (6:00 PM PDT/01:00 GMT)
Home to the Seattle Sounders and the NFL’s Seahawks, Lumen Field also promises stunning views of the Seattle skyline and will play a significant role in next year’s World Cup.
12. Audi Field
Location: Washington, D.C.
Capacity: 20,000
Established: 2018
Matches:
⚽ June 18: Al Ain vs Juventus (9:00 PM EDT/01:00 GMT)
⚽ June 22: Salzburg vs Al Hilal (6:00 PM EDT/22:00 GMT)
⚽ June 26: Wydad vs Al Ain (3:00 PM EDT/19:00 GMT)
Audi Field is notable for its close connection to the local sports scene, hosting both men’s and women’s national teams and serving as a venue for a variety of sporting events.