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2026 FIFA World Cup Boston Schedule: Printable PDF and Match Dates

The world is coming to Gillette Stadium. As one of the premier American host venues for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Boston is set to host 7 matches, including a Quarterfinal on July 9. The venue welcomes France, England, Norway, Scotland, Haiti, Iraq, Morocco, and Ghana to Foxborough, Massachusetts. Whether you are a local fan in Greater Boston or traveling in from across New England, having a reliable, easy-to-read schedule is essential.

To help you follow every match at Gillette Stadium, we built a free Boston 2026 World Cup Printable Schedule (PDF). The low-ink design fits all 5 group-stage games plus the Round of 32 and Quarterfinal fixtures on a single sheet, sized for the fridge or a clipboard at the watch party.

Designed for high-contrast, low-ink printing.

Gillette Stadium Match Schedule

2026 World Cup Schedule Printable Boston

Gillette Stadium hosts 5 group-stage matches across Groups C, I, and L plus 2 knockout fixtures, including the only Quarterfinal in New England. Highlights include both Scotland group-stage games, two France matches with Norway in Group I, and an England-Ghana matchup featuring two of soccer’s most storied national programs.

Boston is in the Eastern Time zone (ET).

Date Matchup Round Kickoff (Local / ET) TV/Stream
Sat, Jun 13Haiti vs ScotlandGroup C9:00 PM ETFS1
Tue, Jun 16Norway vs IraqGroup I6:00 PM ETFS1
Fri, Jun 19Scotland vs MoroccoGroup C6:00 PM ETFOX
Tue, Jun 23England vs GhanaGroup L4:00 PM ETFOX
Fri, Jun 26France vs NorwayGroup I3:00 PM ETFS1
Mon, Jun 29Winner Group E vs 3rd Place A/B/C/D/FRound of 324:30 PM ETFOX/FS1
Thu, Jul 9TBD vs TBDQuarterfinal4:00 PM ETFOX

Kickoff times subject to change by FIFA. Knockout teams confirmed once group stage results conclude.

Venue Spotlight: Gillette Stadium

  • Capacity: ~64,000 (tournament configuration)
  • Surface: Natural grass overlay (FIFA-mandated)
  • Opening Year: 2002
  • Key Feature: Home of the Patriots and Revolution; Patriot Place entertainment district adjacent

Located in Foxborough about 30 miles south of downtown Boston, Gillette Stadium is home to the NFL’s New England Patriots and MLS’s New England Revolution. For the 2026 tournament the venue installed a hybrid natural grass overlay and expanded transit options. The MBTA Foxboro Line commuter rail service runs from South Station and Providence directly to Foxborough Station on match days, with dedicated shuttles from Boston, Worcester, and Hartford as well. For more local detail, see the official FIFA Boston host city page.

Boston Host City FAQ

  • How many World Cup games are in Boston? Boston hosts 7 matches at Gillette Stadium: 5 group-stage games (Groups C, I, and L) plus 1 Round of 32 match on June 29 and 1 Quarterfinal on July 9, 2026.
  • Where is the FIFA Fan Festival in Boston? The official FIFA Fan Festival for Boston will be located on the Boston Common, with live screenings of every match, food vendors, and concerts. Final hours and screening schedule will be confirmed closer to the tournament.
  • What is the best way to get to Gillette Stadium? Take the MBTA Foxboro Line commuter rail from South Station or Providence directly to Foxborough Station. Dedicated FIFA shuttle service will run from Boston and Providence on match days. Driving and parking will be heavily restricted in the Patriot Place area.

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