Welcome to Boston during one of the most exciting summers in our city’s history! As the 2026 FIFA World Cup™ takes the world by storm, Boston is proud to serve as one of the 11 host cities in the United States. Whether you have tickets to a match or are looking to immerse yourself in the vibrant local celebrations, we have curated everything you need to know to make the most of your time with us.
The Match Schedule: Boston Stadium (Gillette Stadium)
All Boston-based matches are taking place at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, which has been officially renamed Boston Stadium for the duration of the tournament. Below is the complete schedule of the seven historic matches hosted here, including the outcomes of the games that have already concluded:
Saturday, June 13 at 9:00 PM: Scotland vs. Haiti *(Scotland won 1-0)
Tuesday, June 16 at 6:00 PM: Norway vs. Iraq *(Norway won 4-1)*
Friday, June 19 at 6:00 PM: Morocco vs. Scotland *(Morocco won 1-0)
Tuesday, June 23 at 4:00 PM: England vs. Ghana *(Ended in a 0-0 draw)
Friday, June 26 at 3:00 PM: France vs. Norway *(France won 4-1)
Monday, June 29 at 4:30 PM: Germany vs. Paraguay *(Ended in a1-1 draw)
Thursday, July 9 at 4:00 PM: TBD vs. TBD *(Quarterfinal)
For real-time updates and the complete official schedule, please visit the official Boston World Cup Match Schedule
Transportation & Logistics
Boston Stadium is located approximately 29 miles south of Clarendon Square. For the most seamless travel experience, we highly recommend utilizing the **MBTA Commuter Rail**. The MBTA operates dedicated, round-trip special event trains directly from downtown Boston to the stadium for all World Cup matches, allowing you to bypass highway traffic and arrive comfortably.
For public transit schedules and planning, visit the Boston’s World Cup transportation guide. Also check out our Boston city transportation guide.
City-Wide Events and Watch Parties
Even if you are not attending a match in person, the entire city is pulsing with World Cup energy. Boston is hosting a variety of official events where you can join fellow fans to watch the games live.
FIFA Fan Festival™ at Boston City Hall Plaza
Running from June 12 through June 27, this free, 16-day festival serves as the premier fan hub in the heart of the city. It features live match broadcasts of 2 to 3 games per day on large screens, alongside live music, local food vendors, and cultural performances.
Information & Hours for Boston’s City Website
Mayor Wu’s Community Watch Parties
To bring the tournament directly into Boston’s diverse neighborhoods, Mayor Michelle Wu is hosting free, family-friendly outdoor watch parties across the city. These events feature live music, food, and large-screen viewing.
Monday, June 15: Spain vs. Cabo Verde at Town Field, Dorchester (Concluded)
Friday, June 19: Brazil vs. Haiti at the Parkman Bandstand on the Boston Common (Concluded)
Saturday, June 27: Colombia vs. Portugal at East Boston Memorial Stadium (Concluded)
Tuesday, July 14 at 3:00 PM: Semi-Final (Location TBD)
Wednesday, July 15 at 3:00 PM: Semi-Final (Location TBD)
Sunday, July 19 at 3:00 PM: The World Cup Final (Location TBD)
Iconic Boston Soccer Hubs & Fan Lounges
The Tall Ship (East Boston): Catch a match on a 245-foot floating vessel turned oyster bar on Pier One. Featuring massive screens and stunning views of the Boston skyline, they are streaming the matches live.
Fenway FC at 401 Park (Fenway): The Green outside Time Out Market has been turned into a neighborhood-wide soccer celebration. Guests can enjoy food from 14 chef-driven kitchens while watching matches on a huge outdoor screen.
We are so excited you can join us for this festive and fun time in Boston. This World Cup represent Boston’s position in the international community as a leader and partner. We hope you enjoy the matches and our beautiful city.
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