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Toronto is officially 100 days away from welcoming the world.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off June 11 across Canada, the United States, and Mexico — with Toronto set to host six matches at BMO Field, temporarily rebranded as Toronto Stadium under FIFA rules.
Toronto’s opener is June 12, featuring Team Canada in its first group-stage match. Their opponent will be decided via a European playoff (Italy, Northern Ireland, Wales, or Bosnia and Herzegovina).
Other confirmed Toronto matches:
June 17 – Ghana vs. Panama (Group L)
June 20 – Germany vs. Côte d’Ivoire (Group E)
June 23 – Panama vs. Croatia (Group L)
June 26 – Senegal vs. Bolivia/Iraq/Suriname (Group I)
July 2 – Round of 32 (Group K runners-up vs. Group L runners-up)
Vancouver will host seven matches, including two additional Canadian group games.
Official FIFA ticket draw phases have ended. Last-minute first-come, first-served sales begin in early April. FIFA’s resale marketplace reopens April 2 at 11 a.m. EST.
Resale prices? Canada’s June 12 match is currently listed at over $3,700 per ticket.
Toronto marks the milestone with a free public party at Rebel nightclub, featuring live performances and cultural programming.
During the tournament, the FIFA Fan Festival will take over Fort York and The Bentway.
Game on.
May 9 isn’t just a game — it’s a city moment, and we’re working directly with MLSE to bring the Toronto Latinos community together for Toronto FC vs Inter Miami at BMO Field — a chance to watch Messi and other World Cup-bound stars live, right here in our backyard weeks before the FIFA World Cup.
But we’re not just pulling up for 90 minutes. We’re starting with a pre-party at the stadium hours before the match, and finishing the night with an afterparty steps from the field. No moving your car. No breaking the vibe. Just one full-day experience. If you’re coming, come with us.
Email info@torontolatinos.com for discounted, group rate tickets.
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