Two Year Countdown Until Kickoff of the Seattle FIFA World Cup 2026

Everett, WALocal News

As the FIFA World Cup 2026 approaches, Seattle prepares to host six crucial matches, marking a significant milestone for the city. The tournament will kick off on June 15, 2026, with Seattle set to welcome the US Men’s National Team for two knockout rounds and four group-stage games, including notable matches on Juneteenth and during Pride weekend. FIFA's newly released match schedule provides fans with a color-coded overview of potential team pathways to the final. Peter Tomozawa, CEO of Seattle FIFA World Cup 2026, expressed enthusiasm for the preparations, focusing on creating a safe and engaging experience for fans. The organizing committee is also committed to leaving a positive impact on the community, with initiatives in accessibility, sustainability, and cultural engagement.

Plans for fan zones and watch parties will engage local communities and enhance the overall experience. Fans interested in attending can pre-register for tickets at FIFA's official website. This event promises to not only celebrate soccer but also foster a spirit of inclusivity and legacy in the Seattle area.

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