England travels farthest among semi-finalists in World Cup 2026
BBC Football • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 7:30 AM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026

England has covered over 14,000 miles during World Cup 2026, the highest among the semi-finalists. This extensive travel to matches in Atlanta, Boston, Mexico City, and Miami contrasts sharply with Argentina's 8,000 miles and France's fewer than 2,000 miles. The World Cup's unique format across three countries is testing teams physically as they navigate significant distances. England's squad is currently based in Kansas City and has integrated local culture into their experience, raising questions about how this travel might impact their performance during the knockout stages.
- •England's travel exceeds 14,000 miles, seven times more than France.
- •Argentina has logged a little over 8,000 miles in the tournament.
- •England's matches have taken them to various cities across North America.
- •Teams like Spain and Switzerland also faced extensive travel demands.
- •Physical toll of travel is a concern for several teams in the knockout rounds.
- 7:30 AMBBC Football — England top air miles among semi-finalists - does it matter?
"England have travelled far more than rivals France and Argentina as World Cup 2026 tests teams across North America.
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