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Overview
- Brazil was drawn into Group C and will face Morocco on June 13, Haiti on June 19 and Scotland on June 24, with exact venues and kick-off times to be confirmed.
- Brazil’s group-stage matches are provisionally clustered on the U.S. East Coast, with options including Boston or New Jersey for the opener, then Boston or Philadelphia, and Miami or Atlanta for the finale.
- If Brazil tops Group C it is set to meet Group F’s runner-up in Houston on June 29; a second-place finish would pair it with Group F’s winner in Monterrey on the same date.
- The 2026 tournament runs June 11–July 19 across the U.S., Mexico and Canada with 48 teams in 12 groups, and the top two in each group plus the eight best third-placed teams advancing to a 32-team knockout phase.
- The draw at Washington’s Kennedy Center featured political leaders and celebrities, with President Donald Trump attending and receiving FIFA’s newly created Peace Prize, and set Mexico vs. South Africa for the June 11 opener at the Estadio Azteca.