2026 World Cup in Seattle
Seattle is one of 16 cities in North America hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which runs from June 11 to July 19, 2026. Seattle is scheduled to host 6 matches.
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Iran is scheduled to play two group-stage games in Inglewood, California, and one in Seattle.
Seattle World Cup Matches
- BEL vs. EGYGroup
Stage - USA vs. AUSGroup
Stage - BIH vs. QATGroup
Stage - EGY vs. IRNGroup
Stage - TBD vs. TBDRound of
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