The FIFA World Cup Returns to Miami: The Remaining Matches and Where to Watch Them
As the knockout stage of the FIFA World Cup 2026 unfolds, Miami is preparing to host three of the tournament’s most exciting matches at Hard Rock Stadium. Soccer fans from around the world are expected to fill the city once again as the race for the World Cup trophy intensifies.
The Remaining Matches in Miami
Friday, July 3 – Round of 32
Argentina vs. Cape Verde
Kickoff: 6:00 p.m. EDT
Defending world champion Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, will face one of the tournament’s biggest surprises, Cape Verde, in a win-or-go-home matchup. The winner will advance to the Round of 16, keeping its World Cup dream alive.
Saturday, July 11 – Quarterfinal
Paraguay vs. Winner of Canada vs. Morocco
Kickoff: 5:00 p.m. EDT
Paraguay secured its place in the quarterfinals after one of the tournament’s biggest upsets. Its opponent will be determined by the outcome of the Canada–Morocco match, setting the stage for another thrilling showdown at Hard Rock Stadium.
Saturday, July 18 – Third-Place Match
Kickoff: 5:00 p.m. EDT
The two semifinal losers will meet in Miami to compete for third place. While the championship match will be played elsewhere, this game traditionally features two of the world’s top national teams and promises an unforgettable atmosphere.
Where to Watch the Matches in Miami
FIFA Fan Festival – Bayfront Park
Fans without stadium tickets can still enjoy the World Cup atmosphere at the official FIFA Fan Festival in Bayfront Park, Downtown Miami.
The festival features:
* Giant screens broadcasting every match live.
* Free admission.
* Live music and entertainment.
* International food and beverages.
* Interactive soccer activities.
* Family-friendly attractions.
* A vibrant multicultural atmosphere with thousands of fans from around the world.
Hard Rock Cafe Miami
The Hard Rock Cafe is another popular destination for World Cup fans, offering live match broadcasts, special food and drink promotions, and an exciting game-day atmosphere.
Lost Boy – World Cup Clubhouse
Located in Downtown Miami, Lost Boy has become one of the city’s premier soccer watch-party venues. During the tournament, the bar hosts the World Cup Clubhouse, featuring live broadcasts, themed events, and an energetic crowd of international supporters.
Miami’s World Cup Celebration Continues
Although several matches have already been played in Miami, the city’s World Cup journey is far from over. With Argentina’s appearance, a quarterfinal, and the third-place match still to come, South Florida remains one of the tournament’s most exciting destinations.
Whether inside Hard Rock Stadium or watching alongside thousands of fans at the FIFA Fan Festival, Miami continues to deliver an unforgettable World Cup experience for visitors and locals alike.