Four matches.
One city on fire.
Monterrey hosts four matches at the Estadio Monterrey (Estadio BBVA), home of Rayados, from June 14 to 29: three group stage games and one Round of 32. With 53,500 seats framed by the Cerro de la Silla, it is one of the most intimate football stadiums of the World Cup. Tap each match to see the details.
Jun 14Saturday · 20:00 CT
Sweden vs 
Tunisia
Group F
Sweden vs TunisiaMonterrey kicks off its World Cup with the debut of Sweden against Tunisia, the first of the two matches the Tunisians play in the city. It's a Saturday night, the ideal time if you're flying in just for this game.
Jun 20Saturday · 22:00 CT
Japan vs Tunisia
Group F
Japan vs TunisiaJapan, expected to fight for the top of Group F, faces a Tunisia side playing in Monterrey for the second time. A late kickoff at 22:00, another Saturday of the weekend.
Jun 24Wednesday · 19:00 CT
South Africa vs 
South Korea
Group A
South Africa vs South KoreaSouth Africa and South Korea close out their group stage on a weekday. It's the only Group A match played in Monterrey, and it could decide who advances.
Jun 29Monday · 19:00 CT
1st Group F vs 2nd Group C
Round of 32
The crown jewel of Monterrey's schedule: a night of single-elimination football. The home side will be the winner of Group F —Netherlands, Japan, Sweden, or Tunisia— with the Dutch as favorites and Japan as their most likely challenger.
The visitor is the runner-up of Group C, Brazil's group alongside Morocco, Scotland, and Haiti; most likely Morocco or Scotland will make the trip. In short: a European or Asian powerhouse hosting an African or South American rival under the Steel Giant.
The dates and group stage matches were set by the December 2025 draw. The Round of 32 matchup is determined once the group stage ends on June 25, and kickoff times are in Central Time (CT) and may be adjusted by FIFA. Always confirm your match on FIFA.com or on your ticket.
