NFL Stadiums Hosting 2026 World Cup: Everything You Need to Know

The 2026 FIFA World Cup schedule for Groups B, C, and D is set for June 13th, with key matches including the USA vs. England opener and other high-stakes encounters. According to FIFA, the first day of the tournament will feature six matches across three groups, with the United States hosting the opening match at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. The event marks the debut of the expanded 48-team format, with Group B, C, and D set to determine early standings in a critical phase of the competition.

Group B Matches on June 13th

The Group B matches on June 13th will include the highly anticipated clash between the United States and England at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The match is scheduled for 12:00 PM ET (16:00 UTC). The U.S. team, led by head coach Gregg Berhalter, will aim to secure a strong start against a veteran England side coached by Gareth Southgate. England’s squad includes Premier League stars such as Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham, while the U.S. relies on players like Christian Pulisic and Tyler Adams.

Group B Matches on June 13th

A separate Group B match on the same day will see Iran face Wales at NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas. The game is set for 3:00 PM ET (19:00 UTC). Iran, a four-time World Cup participant, will look to leverage home support in a tournament where they have historically performed well. Wales, led by Gareth Southgate’s former assistant Robert Page, enters the match with a squad featuring players like Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey.

Group C Matches on June 13th

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