World Cup 2026 Mood Board

A visual reference board for the 2026 FIFA World Cup — host cities, stadiums, exact team-kit color palettes, the trophy, and the schedule, on one Clusters canvas.

A living reference board for the 2026 FIFA World Cup across the United States, Canada, and Mexico — the first 48-team tournament and the first hosted by three nations. It collects the host stadiums and their capacities, exact national-kit color palettes with hex codes, the trophy and match ball, and the full tournament schedule, composed the way a creative team would build a mood board: on an infinite, shareable canvas with connected notes and grid mosaics. Made with Soleil Clusters.

  • Host Cities and Venues Sixteen stadiums across the US, Canada, and Mexico

  • The Trophy, Ball and Atmosphere

  • FIFA WORLD CUP 2026 48 teams · 104 matches · 16 host cities · United States · Canada · Mexico

  • Team Colors — Exact Kit Palettes The hex codes behind the jerseys

  • Format and Key Dates The first 48-team, three-nation World Cup

  • 18-carat gold · lifted July 19, 2026

    The FIFA World Cup Trophy

    18-carat gold · lifted July 19, 2026

  • On the pitch

    The match ball

    On the pitch

  • Colors that carry a nation

    Kit culture

    Colors that carry a nation

  • Every nation, its own palette

    The kits

    Every nation, its own palette

  • Knockout nights

    Under lights

    Knockout nights

  • Groundsmanship at world level

    The pitch

    Groundsmanship at world level

  • Image credits — Unsplash: Fleur, Zach Rowlandson, Brian Wangenheim, Vít Luštinec, Stötzer Balázs, Diego Castañeda, Chris Kursikowski · Pexels: Eslam Mohammed Abdelmaksoud, brokenadmiral_, KEREM TAŞER, George Zografidis, TBD Traveller, Abdulvahap Demir, Michael Kanivetsky · Wikimedia Commons: Ank Kumar (CC BY-SA 4.0)

  • A tournament of firsts First hosted across three nations, and the first with 48 teams.

  • New format 48 teams in 12 groups of four. The top two from each group plus the eight best third-placed teams advance to a new Round of 32 — 104 matches in all, up from 64.

  • 16 host cities New York/NJ · Los Angeles · Dallas · Kansas City · Atlanta · Miami · Seattle · SF Bay · Houston · Philadelphia · Boston · Toronto · Vancouver · Guadalajara · Mexico City · Monterrey

  • Marquee venues Estadio Azteca, Mexico City — opening match · 87,523 MetLife Stadium, NY/NJ — the Final · 82,500 SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles · 70,240 AT T Stadium, Dallas · 80,000 Mercedes-Benz, Atlanta · Hard Rock, Miami · BC Place, Vancouver

  • 16 stadiums, three nations

    World-class venues

    16 stadiums, three nations

  • Under the lights

    Matchday

    Under the lights

  • Retractable roofs and open bowls

    Modern arenas

    Retractable roofs and open bowls