FIFA World Cup 2026 Host City
Inglewood
USA
7
Matches
1
Stadiums
12.8M (LA metro)
Population
PT (UTC-8)
Timezone
What matches are played in Inglewood at World Cup 2026?
Inglewood hosts 7 matches at FIFA World Cup 2026, played at SoFi Stadium. The tournament runs from June 11 to July 19, 2026.
Inglewood, California, in the Greater Los Angeles area, is home to SoFi Stadium — the newest and most expensive stadium ever built, completed in 2020 at a cost of $5.5 billion. As a host of FIFA World Cup 2026, Inglewood places fans at the heart of one of the world's most glamorous sports and entertainment cities. Los Angeles, hosting for the second time since 1994, offers iconic attractions including Hollywood, world-famous beaches and a diverse, soccer-loving population. SoFi Stadium's translucent roof and state-of-the-art video board system create a spectacular setting for World Cup matches. The surrounding Hollywood Park development adds dining, shopping and entertainment. With its perfect climate, glamour and infrastructure, Inglewood is one of the marquee host destinations of the 2026 tournament.
Stadiums:
City highlights:
- •SoFi Stadium, the world's costliest arena
- •Hollywood & Santa Monica beaches
- •Year-round sunny California climate
Travel guide
Inglewood, United States, is a host city for FIFA World Cup 2026. Organizers recommend using public transportation on match days to avoid congestion. The city is in the PT (UTC-8) timezone with a population of 12.8M (LA metro).
Weather during the tournament
World Cup 2026 matches in Inglewood take place during the Northern Hemisphere summer (June-July), when temperatures are generally warm. Fans are advised to stay hydrated and dress appropriately for summer conditions.
Hotels & where to stay
Inglewood offers a wide range of accommodation from luxury hotels to budget options. Early booking is recommended due to high expected demand during World Cup 2026. Lodging is available near SoFi Stadium and in the downtown area.