North Texas is locked in as one of the biggest stages for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with AT&T Stadium in Arlington – which FIFA will temporarily label “Dallas Stadium”

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The 23rd FIFA Men's World Cup will have 48 teams, but only 42 knew their fate on Friday during the Final Draw event in Washington, D.C. The remaining six spots will be determined in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Play-Off Tournament this spring.

Five of those nine are group stage matches. AT&T Stadium, which will be rebranded as "Dallas Stadium" for the World Cup, will will host two matches from Group F (out of six total), two matches from Group J and one match from Group L.

FIFA made the announcement Saturday, following Friday's draw​, which determined the matchups for the group stage.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins in June and England's opponents have finally been revealed. By securing its bid as UEFA Group K winners, England is back in the World Cup after last qualifying in 2022. Following the 2026 World Cup draw on Dec. 5, England will begin its World Cup campaign in Group L.

American Airlines will add more flights between World Cup host cities during the tournament, according to a press release from the airline.

AT&T Stadium, which will be known as Dallas Stadium during the tournament, will host five group stage matches: Two for Group F, two for Group J and one for Group L. The first of the five matches in Arlington will take place on Sunday, June 14. FIFA will release a final match schedule for the group stage on Saturday.

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FIFA has ordered Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones to remove all AT&T branding from his stadium for the 2026 World Cup, renaming it 'Dallas Stadium'. T