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

The world is coming to BC Place. As one of the premier host sites for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Vancouver is set to host 7 matches, spanning from the opening Group Stage all the way through the Round of 16. Whether you are a local fan walking down from Yaletown or traveling in from across British Columbia, having a reliable, easy-to-read schedule is essential for navigating the biggest sporting event in Vancouver’s history.

To help you follow every match at BC Place, we built a free Vancouver 2026 World Cup Printable Schedule (PDF). The low-ink design fits all 5 group-stage games plus the Round of 32 and Round of 16 fixtures on a single sheet, sized for the fridge or a clipboard at the watch party.

Designed for high-contrast, low-ink printing.

BC Place Match Schedule

2026 World Cup Schedule Printable Vancouver

BC Place is one of only two Canadian host venues, hosting 5 group-stage games plus a Round of 32 and Round of 16 knockout match. Below is the official fixture list for every match held in Vancouver, with kickoff times in both local Pacific Time and Eastern.

Vancouver is in the Pacific Time zone (PT); Eastern Time (ET) is +3 hours.

Date Matchup Round Kickoff (Local / ET) TV/Stream
Sat, Jun 13Türkiye vs AustraliaGroup D9:00 PM PT / 12:00 AM ET (Sun)FS1
Thu, Jun 18Canada vs QatarGroup B3:00 PM PT / 6:00 PM ETFS1
Sun, Jun 21Egypt vs New ZealandGroup G3:00 PM PT / 6:00 PM ETFS1
Wed, Jun 24Switzerland vs CanadaGroup B12:00 PM PT / 3:00 PM ETFOX
Fri, Jun 26Belgium vs New ZealandGroup G8:00 PM PT / 11:00 PM ETFS1
Thu, Jul 2Winner Group B vs 3rd Place D/E/I/J/LRound of 32TBDFOX/FS1
Tue, Jul 7TBD vs TBDRound of 16TBDFOX/FS1

Kickoff times subject to change by FIFA. Knockout times set after group stage; we update this page and the printable PDF as soon as FIFA publishes them.

Venue Spotlight: BC Place

  • Capacity: ~54,500 (tournament configuration)
  • Surface: Natural grass overlay (FIFA-mandated)
  • Opening Year: 1983 (renovated 2011)
  • Key Feature: Retractable cable-supported roof, downtown Vancouver location with mountain views

Located in the heart of downtown Vancouver near False Creek, BC Place is home to the Vancouver Whitecaps and the BC Lions and the largest covered stadium on the West Coast. For the 2026 tournament the venue installed a hybrid natural grass overlay and expanded its hospitality footprint to meet FIFA standards. SkyTrain delivers fans directly to the stadium on both the Expo and Millennium lines via Stadium-Chinatown station. For more local detail, see the official FIFA Vancouver host city page.

Vancouver Host City FAQ

  • How many World Cup games are in Vancouver? Vancouver hosts 7 matches at BC Place: 5 group-stage games (across Groups B, D, and G) plus 1 Round of 32 match on July 2 and 1 Round of 16 match on July 7.
  • Where is the FIFA Fan Festival in Vancouver? The official FIFA Fan Festival for Vancouver will be located at PNE Plaza or downtown waterfront venues with live screenings of every match, food, and concerts. Final location and hours will be confirmed closer to the tournament.
  • What is the best way to get to BC Place? Take the SkyTrain Expo or Millennium line to Stadium-Chinatown station; the entrance is a one-minute walk. The Canada Line also stops at Yaletown-Roundhouse, a short walk away. Driving and parking around BC Place will be heavily restricted on match days.

2026 World Cup Resources and Hub

Stay updated with everything happening across the tournament. Check out our specialized guides:

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Laurie Marion is a dedicated hockey and college football enthusiast on the Sports Brackets team. A lifelong Boston Bruins fan and proud supporter of the Minnesota Golden Gophers and Big Ten, she covers schedules, brackets, playoffs, and more with passion and expertise.