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BMO Field at the 2026 World Cup

BMO Field (known as Toronto Stadium during the tournament) in Toronto, Canada hosts 6 confirmed matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. It holds 45,736 spectators, with fixtures from the group stage and round of 32.

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Key facts about BMO Field

The numbers

CityToronto, Canada
Capacity45,736
Tournament nameToronto Stadium
Matches hosted6

Which 2026 World Cup matches are at BMO Field?

FIXTURESTAGEKICKOFF (UTC)
3Canada vs Bosnia-HerzegovinaGroup stage BJUN 12 · 19:00 UTC
23Ghana vs PanamaGroup stage LJUN 17 · 23:00 UTC
34Germany vs Ivory CoastGroup stage EJUN 20 · 20:00 UTC
47Panama vs CroatiaGroup stage LJUN 23 · 23:00 UTC
62Senegal vs IraqGroup stage IJUN 26 · 19:00 UTC
84Portugal vs CroatiaRound of 32JUL 2 · 23:00 UTC

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BMO Field: quick answers

How many World Cup 2026 matches are at BMO Field?
BMO Field hosts 6 confirmed matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, covering the group stage and round of 32. Every fixture is listed on this page with its kickoff time in UTC.
What is the capacity of BMO Field?
BMO Field holds 45,736 spectators. FIFA lists the venue as Toronto Stadium during the tournament, because official competition venues drop commercial names.
Where is BMO Field?
BMO Field is in Toronto, Canada. It is one of 16 venues staging the 2026 World Cup across the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
Does BMO Field host a knockout match?
Yes. 1 of the matches at BMO Field is a knockout tie, so the venue stages football beyond the group stage.
Which teams play at BMO Field?
Canada, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Ghana, Panama, Germany, Ivory Coast, Croatia, Senegal and others appear at BMO Field in the confirmed schedule. Each fixture below links to both teams and to the match page.

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Where this data comes from

Every fixture, group, result, and venue on this page is compiled at build time and checked against the official sources below before release. Spot something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it.

  • FIFA: Official tournament site: fixtures, results, groups, and venue assignments.
  • football-data.org: Free football data API. Feeds the build-time results and standings refresh.
  • TheSportsDB: Open sports database. Used for team badges and reference metadata.
  • Wikipedia: 2026 FIFA World Cup: Independent cross-reference for tournament format, history, and all-time records.