Mexico prepares to host FIFA 2026 World Cup with high expectations
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: May 30, 2026, 7:38 PM
Last updated May 30, 2026

Mexico is set to co-host the FIFA 2026 World Cup, alongside the United States and Canada. El Tri faces significant pressure as they aim to make a strong impact on home soil. With the national team in a rebuilding phase, stakeholders are hopeful that the experience of the players will translate into competitive performances. The tournament, scheduled for the summer of 2026, marks the first time the World Cup will feature an expanded format of 48 teams. Preparations are underway as Mexico seeks to not only host but excel in the tournament, potentially improving their status in international soccer.
- •Mexico will co-host the 2026 World Cup alongside the US and Canada
- •El Tri is under pressure to perform well as hosts
- •The tournament will feature an expanded format of 48 teams
- •Preparations for hosting are currently ongoing
- •Long-term implications for Mexico's national team reputation
- 7:38 PMCBS Sports — What to know about Mexico ahead of FIFA 2026 World Cup: Can El Tri make noise as co-hosts?
"Here's how El Tri are looking ahead of hosting the World Cup with the pressure on more than before
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