World Cup 2026 last-16 tickets: Prices and how to buy

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is well underway and we are nearing the last-16 stage, with the first three fixtures already confirmed.

Canada will face Morocco on July 4, followed by Paraguay's clash with France later that same day and Brazil against Norway on July 5.

There are five more games that are yet to be confirmed and many fans will be looking to buy last-minute tickets to the match involving their team.

Here, Football Ground Guide explains how you can purchase tickets for the last-16 games at the 2026 World Cup.

How to get World Cup 2026 last-16 tickets

The vast majority of World Cup tickets have now been purchased, with FIFA's ticket lotteries now officially over.

Their Last-Minute Sales Phase is ongoing, having kicked off in April, and is the last chance for fans to buy tickets directly from FIFA. However, availability is extremely limited.

FIFA do have an official resale programme, which is the best way for fans to buy and sell official tickets, but fans may be forced to turn to the secondary market.

However, fans are urged to be cautious when using the secondary market as there is a risk of fraud.

Which stadiums are hosting 2026 World Cup last-16 games?

A total of 42 venues have been used at the World Cup so far, with the tournament being staged across the United States, Mexico and Canada.

However, eight of those stadiums will host games in the last-16 and the full list is as follows:

Canada

• Vancouver – BC Place Vancouver

Mexico

• Mexico City – Estadio Azteca

USA

• Atlanta – Mercedes-Benz Stadium
• Dallas – AT&T Stadium
• Houston – NRG Stadium
• New Jersey – MetLife Stadium
• Philadelphia – Lincoln Financial Field
• Seattle – Lumen Field

FGG says: The hottest ticket on the continent

As the tournament reaches the business end, we expect to see demand increase for tickets.

FIFA has already touted the fact that World Cup attendance has exceeded 5 million for the first time, with the previous record of 3,587,538 set at the 1994 tournament. The majority of games have been sold out so far and that will likely continue.