World Cup 2026 in Seattle: knockout games schedule, price of

World Cup 2026 in Seattle: schedule of knockout games, price of

Seattle is at the center of the action this World Cup 2026, the first time the Pacific Northwest will host soccer's biggest international tournament. Lumen Field—temporarily called Seattle Stadium for the competition—has a total of six matches this edition, and four have been played on June 15, 19, 24, and 26. Two more high-stakes knockout games are scheduled to take place here in July. First, Belgium and Senegal will meet in the Round of 32 (Last-32) on Wednesday, July 1, at 1:00 pm (local). This will be followed by a Round of 16 (Last-16) match on Monday, July 6, at 5:00 p.m., where the teams are yet to be determined. There is a possibility of seeing the United States advance in Seattle: according to analysts, if the U.S. loses Bosnia and Herzegovina on July 1 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, they will face the winner between Belgium and Senegal in Seattle. The window is still open for those who want to watch live, but the offer is limited. As of Tuesday, June 30, there were very few seats left for the Round of 32; are only available at 300 levels and cost around US$520 each. As for the Round of 16, the only one left is Section 109 at a price of US$695 per ticket. If a different location inside the stadium is preferred, there are also resale tickets on the FIFA Marketplace—but the price can hit upwards of US$6,000 depending on the section and demand.

It's also an easy trip to Lumen Field. Fares on the Sound Transit Link Light Rail, Sounder Train S Line, and express buses are affordable—less than US$6 each way—so it's ideal for fans from various parts of the port and nearby cities. As the game heats up in Seattle, organizers are also expanding the celebration across the state through fan zones funded by Airbnb. They are located in Bellingham, Bremerton, Everett, Olympia-Lacey, the community of the Puyallup Tribe of Indians, as well as Spokane, the Tri-Cities, Vancouver, and Yakima. Fan zones feature free viewing of matches, as well as giveaways, live music and family-friendly activities—a way for all of Washington to experience the World Cup fun, even away from the stadium itself. The 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup officially kicked off on June 11 in Mexico City with Mexico's opening game against South Africa. A total of 48 teams are participating and 104 matches are lined up in Canada, Mexico, and the United States from June to July. In this part of the tournament, every minute equals life-and-death drama for the teams—so the heat is expected to get even hotter in Seattle entering the knockout rounds. For fans in the Philippines planning to travel or watch from afar, expect a fast-paced schedule and rising ticket prices as the matches draw closer. If you can't get into Lumen Field, there are legal viewing options and community watch in fan zones in Washington—proof that at World Cup 2026, the fun is not just inside the stadium but can be felt throughout the community. --- ## Related Articles 1. [World Cup 2026: Jordan Henderson bải động động của tay trong lúc ăn](https://banthangvn.com/vi/news/world-cup-2026-jordan-henderson-bi-chan-thuong-co-tay-trong-luc-an-mung) 2. [Cristiano Ronaldo confirms: 2026 is the last World Cup — “Come on,](https://azkalsgoal.com/fil/news/cristiano-ronaldo-kinumpirma-huling-world-cup-na-ang-2026-tara-i-enjoy-natin)

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