The 2026 FIFA World Cup is down to its final weekend, with the championship match set for Sunday. Ahead of that, one last game will be played in South Florida.
Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, renamed the Miami Stadium for the World Cup, will host the tournament’s bronze final on Saturday. It’ll be France vs. England in the July 18 match for the bronze medal after France lost convincingly to Spain in the semifinals and Argentina completed a thrilling comeback against England.
Here’s what fans should know about the final World Cup game being played in Miami Gardens:
The 2026 FIFA World Cup Bronze Final is scheduled to be played on Saturday, July 18, at Miami Stadium in Miami Gardens. The kickoff is set for 5 p.m. ET.
Here are the matches that were already played in Miami:
Florida’s bronze medal match will be played between France and England.
Argentina advanced to face Spain in the World Cup final in New Jersey.
Last-minute tickets are still available at FIFA.com/tickets for the final game in Miami, scheduled for July 18. Just after Argentina sent England to Miami for the bronze July 15, tickets starting at $1,300 were selling fast.
FIFA’s site also features a marketplace where residents of “most countries” can resell their tickets, and where Mexican residents can exchange them.
According to FIFA’s website, there are risks to buying tickets from third-party sites, and the organization “strongly recommend[s]” making purchases only through FIFA.com/tickets.
The Hard Rock Stadium, renamed Miami Stadium for the World Cup, is located at 347 Don Shula Drive in Miami Gardens, Florida.
In the United States, Fox holds the broadcasting rights for all 2026 FIFA World Cup games. Of the 104 matches in the World Cup, 70 air on Fox’s broadcast channel, and the other 34 air on FS1.
Since Fox holds the broadcasting rights for FIFA games in the U.S., streaming options are limited without live TV. But every match will be streamed live on Fox One and the Fox Sports App, and all matches will be broadcast in Spanish on Telemundo and streamed on Peacock.
The World Cup final kicks off Sunday, July 19, at 3 p.m. ET, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Contributing: Dan Rorabaugh, USA TODAY NETWORK – Florida
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