World Cup 2026 Match Times: How to Check Kickoffs in Your Time Zone

With the FIFA World Cup 2026 set to take place across North America, fans around the globe are eager to know when matches will kick off in their local time. The tournament will feature 104 fixtures hosted in cities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Time zone differences mean that a match starting at 3 PM in New York might be prime-time viewing in Europe or early morning in Asia. To help fans plan, official broadcasters and FIFA's website will provide time converters, and many sports news sites will publish full schedules adjusted for major regions. Whether you're in London, Tokyo, or Buenos Aires, checking a reliable time zone tool or your local TV listings will ensure you don't miss a moment of the action.