World Cup 2026 is entering a decisive phase as FIFA releases a new wave of tickets just 50 days before kick-off. World Cup 2026 will feature 104 matches across United States, Mexico and Canada, and fans now have another chance to secure their seats.
Tickets are being sold on a first-come, first-served basis, with real-time processing depending on availability, while additional batches will continue to be released until the final on July 19.
This latest phase includes Category 1 to 3 tickets as well as premium front-row seats depending on the match. According to Gianni Infantino, more than five million tickets have already been sold out of the seven million available. In the middle of growing excitement, World Cup 2026 still has around two million tickets left, despite criticism over high travel costs for supporters.
With global anticipation rising, World Cup 2026 is expected to sell out completely in the coming weeks as fans rush to secure the remaining spots.
