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Mexico City
Home of Club América, Cruz Azul and 2 more clubs
Liga MX football.
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2026 World Cup in Mexico City
Estadio Azteca (Mexico City Stadium during the tournament) hosted 5 matches: three group-stage matches, a round-of-32 tie and a round-of-16 tie.
- Matches
- 5
- Goals
- 16
- 3.2 a match
- Biggest stage
- Round of 16
- Biggest win
- Czechia 0–3 Mexico
- Group A
Results
- Jun 11Group AMexico2–0South AfricaGroup A
- Jun 17Group KUzbekistan1–3ColombiaGroup K
- Jun 24Group ACzechia0–3MexicoGroup A
- Jun 30Round of 32Mexico2–0EcuadorRound of 32
- Jul 5Round of 16Mexico2–3EnglandRound of 16
The FIFA Fan Festival was held in the Zócalo. Source: FIFA, 27 July 2026
Where football is experienced
Soccer neighborhoods
Where football happens in Mexico City
Clubs based here
All clubsAmérica and Pumas UNAM contest the Clásico Capitalino.
Watching hubs
Where football is watched now
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Home of Club América, Cruz Azul and 2 more clubs
Liga MX football.
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Stadiums
4
Clubs
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Fan Homes
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Competition
Match Calendar
League Season
Club América, Cruz Azul and 2 more clubs, in the Liga MX this season.
Tournaments
Hosted 5 matches of the 2026 World Cup at Estadio Azteca, up to a round-of-16 tie.
Global Football Map
- Club América: 16 Mexican league titles, Copa MX ×6, CONCACAF Champions Cup ×7
- Cruz Azul: 10 Mexican league titles, Copa MX ×4, CONCACAF Champions Cup ×7
- Pumas UNAM: 7 Mexican league titles, Copa MX ×1, CONCACAF Champions Cup ×3
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From the Journal
Mexico City reads
From the 2026 World Cup archive
The Best Bars in Mexico City to Watch the World Cup
The Azteca hosts the opening match on June 11 — the third time it has opened a World Cup. Mexico City does not need a stadium to watch football. Every cantina is a venue. Every corner is a screen.
· 8 min read
From the 2026 World Cup archive
The Fan's Guide to Mexico City for the World Cup
The stadium has hosted Pelé and Maradona. It has held two finals. On June 11, it opens a third World Cup. There is no ground like it on the planet.
· 10 min read
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