If you’re thinking about seeing a match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup in person later this summer, the resale market is already giving fans a clear signal: Group Stage games still offer the widest range of “value plays,” while knockout rounds are priced for scarcity long before the bracket is finalized. That’s not just a “later rounds cost more” story — it’s also a reminder that the Group Stage is where the market reflects a mix of factors all at once: who’s playing, where the game is held, how much local demand there is, and how many fans are willing to travel for a specific matchup.
The pricing below is based on a Feb. 19 snapshot of current asking prices for ticket listings on Ticket Club. We’re using two core numbers throughout: Get-in (the lowest asking price currently available for a match) and Median (a good proxy for a “typical” asking price a shopper will see). Where it helps, we also reference a 10th–90th percentile “shopping range” to show how wide the market is — because for many games, the story isn’t just the cheapest seat; it’s how quickly prices move as you shift into better sections or more desirable inventory.
Market snapshot by stage (Group Play vs. Knockout Rounds)
Even this early, the overall market is already stratified by tournament stage. Across all matches in this snapshot, the overall get-in is $184 and the overall median is $1,511, with a typical shopping band of $645–$5,490. The wide range is the point: World Cup pricing isn’t a single “average ticket.” It behaves more like a set of separate mini-markets that sit under the same umbrella. Some games are already functioning like entry-point inventory (where fans can reasonably prioritize the experience), while others are being priced like premium, high-demand events that draw traveling supporters and local buyers willing to pay up.
A helpful way to think about this market in February is that Group Stage is still matchup-driven, while knockout rounds are scarcity-driven. In the Group Stage, the combination of teams and host cities can swing the market dramatically. In the knockout rounds, the uncertainty of who will play often matters less than the certainty that it’s win-or-go-home — and the supply curve gets tighter every round.
What pricing looks like right now by tournament stage
| Stage | Get-in | Median | Typical range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Group Stage | $184 | $1,291 | $552 – $4,751 |
| Round of 32 | $475 | $1,505 | $817 – $5,402 |
| Round of 16 | $625 | $1,881 | $1,064 – $4,632 |
| Quarterfinals | $1,305 | $2,949 | $1,666 – $7,525 |
| Semifinals | $2,043 | $4,077 | $2,389 – $10,000 |
| Third Place | $973 | $2,718 | $1,231 – $7,723 |
| Final | $7,740 | $16,502 | $9,680 – $33,795 |
How to interpret this table: the further you go into the tournament, the more the market behaves like a limited-supply product. Even before the bracket is known, buyers are paying up for the stakes that come with knockout games — especially the final weekend. The “step-ups” between rounds are meaningful because each round reduces the number of games and concentrates demand: a fan who is flexible in the Group Stage may become much less flexible when it’s a Round of 16 or quarterfinal with real consequence. That’s why you see higher floors (get-ins) and higher typical prices (medians) as the tournament advances.
Group Stage: Where the best “get-in” opportunities live
If your goal is simply to experience the World Cup atmosphere in person, the Group Stage is where the market is most flexible — and where smart shoppers can do the most “work” to find value. In this snapshot, several matches have sub-$300 get-in prices, and a handful show notably softer typical pricing. What’s driving that softness varies, but you’ll generally see it when the market feels less concentrated: games in cities that can absorb large-scale events, matchups that don’t immediately trigger “travel demand,” or situations where fans have more substitutable options (multiple games they’d be happy to attend). In other words, these are games where the resale market looks closer to a broad inventory environment rather than a scarce, must-have event.
It’s also important to remember that the Group Stage is where matchups can produce genuine premium spikes. A host-nation game, a match involving a globally followed program, or a pairing that pulls fans from multiple directions can all create the same outcome: higher get-ins, higher medians, and a wider shopping range. That’s why the Group Stage ends up being the most informative part of the market right now — because it’s revealing where demand is naturally concentrating even before the tournament begins.
Cheapest Group Stage matches by get-in (Feb. 19 snapshot)
The table below is a good “starting point” list for fans who want to attend without building their trip around a single marquee matchup. The key takeaway isn’t just that the get-ins are low — it’s that the typical pricing can also be noticeably more approachable than the broader market. If you’re shopping these games, compare the median to the get-in: when they’re relatively close together, it suggests there are plenty of reasonably priced options beyond the single cheapest listing. When they’re far apart, it’s a sign that the best deals may be isolated, and prices climb quickly once you move into better sections or more desirable inventory.
| Date | Match | Location | Get-in | Median | Typical range (10th–90th) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| June 26 | Group H: Cape Verde vs. Saudi Arabia | Houston (NRG Stadium) | $184 | $325 | $227 – $1,619 |
| June 20 | Group F: Tunisia vs. Japan | Monterrey (Estadio BBVA Bancomer) | $190 | $540 | $342 – $2,179 |
| June 14 | Group F: Playoff B vs. Tunisia | Monterrey (Estadio BBVA Bancomer) | $210 | $753 | $349 – $2,176 |
| June 24 | Group A: South Africa vs. South Korea | Monterrey (Estadio BBVA Bancomer) | $217 | $1,047 | $397 – $3,670 |
| June 27 | Group K: Playoff 1 vs. Uzbekistan | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $233 | $806 | $275 – $3,615 |
| June 24 | Group C: Morocco vs. Haiti | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $243 | $677 | $326 – $3,105 |
| June 22 | Group J: Jordan vs. Algeria | Santa Clara (Levi’s Stadium) | $256 | $779 | $297 – $3,817 |
| June 27 | Group J: Algeria vs. Austria | Kansas City (Arrowhead Stadium) | $262 | $625 | $347 – $2,729 |
Most premium Group Stage matches right now (highest typical medians)
At the top end of Group Stage pricing, the market is already treating certain games as premium inventory — often tied to a combination of host-nation interest, major-market demand, and the expectation of heavy traveling support. These are the matchups where the “typical” asking price is elevated, not just the cheapest seat. Practically speaking, that means the market doesn’t just have a high floor; it has a high center of gravity. If you’re planning around one of these games, it’s worth approaching it like a premium event: decide your budget range early, be realistic about what sections are feasible, and consider whether a nearby alternate match offers a better overall trip value.
Another thing premium Group Stage games often show is a wider “shopping band.” That spread can reflect the full spectrum of inventory: high-end club and premium seating pushing the upper tail upward, while the get-in remains anchored by a small set of entry-level listings. For shoppers, that’s a reminder not to anchor on the cheapest seat you see first — use the median and range as your reality check for what “normal” looks like for that game.
| Date | Match | Location | Get-in | Median | Typical range (10th–90th) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| June 11 | Group A: Mexico vs. South Africa | Mexico City (Estadio Azteca) | $3,119 | $7,016 | $4,692 – $13,880 |
| June 27 | Group K: Colombia vs. Portugal | Miami Gardens (Hard Rock Stadium) | $2,109 | $3,843 | $2,580 – $10,750 |
| June 18 | Group A: Mexico vs. South Korea | Zapopan (Estadio Akron) | $1,850 | $3,522 | $2,289 – $10,750 |
| June 12 | Group D: United States vs. Paraguay | Inglewood (SoFi Stadium) | $1,327 | $3,246 | $1,648 – $6,395 |
| June 24 | Group A: Mexico vs. Playoff D | Mexico City (Estadio Azteca) | $1,356 | $3,131 | $1,731 – $10,750 |
Host-country context (Group Stage only)
One useful way to think about Group Stage pricing is by host country, because it bundles together multiple demand factors: local fan energy, travel patterns, and (often) the “event feel” of a particular venue and city. In this snapshot, Mexico-hosted Group Stage games are carrying the strongest premium on typical pricing compared to the U.S. and Canada. That doesn’t mean every Mexico match is expensive — but it does suggest that, on balance, demand is concentrating more aggressively there, and the market expects fans to pay more “in the middle” of the inventory, not just at the very top.
For U.S. and Canada hosts, pricing appears more varied and matchup-sensitive: certain teams and cities push premiums upward, while other games present more straightforward shopping opportunities. For consumers, the practical implication is simple: if you’re flexible on which match you attend, you can often save the most by being flexible on the host city — and by treating the Group Stage like a menu of experiences rather than a single must-have product.
- Mexico (Group Stage): typical median about $1,903 (typical range: $538–$9,222)
- United States (Group Stage): typical median about $1,277 (typical range: $549–$4,077)
- Canada (Group Stage): typical median about $1,183 (typical range: $585–$3,398)
Knockout rounds: Scarcity pricing shows up fast
The big shift happens immediately once you move from Group Stage to elimination games. Even with many matchups still unknown, the market is already pricing in “win-or-go-home” demand — because the knockout rounds compress options for fans. A supporter who might consider five possible Group Stage matches will often narrow to one or two “must-attend” dates once it’s single elimination. That reduction in flexibility is exactly what resale markets monetize, and it shows up early in the pricing structure.
It’s also worth noting that knockout pricing in February is less about specific teams and more about location + round. As the bracket clarifies, some matches will lift further if powerhouse teams land in particular cities, but the baseline is already elevated simply because there are fewer games and each one is more consequential. For shoppers, the best strategy is to treat these rounds like a different product category: you may find reasonable get-ins in certain cities, but you should expect the typical price to rise faster as you move closer to the semifinal and final.
Lowest get-in options among knockout matches (Feb. 19 snapshot)
The table below highlights knockout games where the floor is still relatively approachable compared to later rounds. These are often the best “early look” for fans considering an elimination-round trip, especially if they’re willing to accept that the teams won’t be known yet. The same shopping logic applies: check how far the median sits above the get-in to understand whether you’re looking at a market with broad value — or a market where only a small pocket of listings is pulling the floor down.
| Date | Match | Location | Get-in | Median | Typical range (10th–90th) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| July 1 | Round of 32: 1L vs. 3E/H/I/J/K | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $475 | $1,290 | $621 – $5,452 |
| July 1 | Round of 32: 1G vs. 3A/E/H/I/J | Seattle (Lumen Field) | $487 | $1,030 | $699 – $3,269 |
| June 30 | Round of 32: 2E vs. 2I | Arlington (AT&T Stadium) | $569 | $1,097 | $648 – $4,300 |
| June 28 | Round of 32: 2A vs. 2B | Inglewood (SoFi Stadium) | $585 | $1,634 | $860 – $5,564 |
| July 1 | Round of 32: 1D vs. 3B/E/F/I/J | Santa Clara (Levi’s Stadium) | $585 | $1,484 | $817 – $6,252 |
By the time you reach the final weekend, prices become a different category entirely. In this snapshot, the Final sits at a $7,740 get-in with a $16,502 median and a typical shopping band of $9,680–$33,795. That’s not a gradual curve; it’s a premium leap that reflects maximum scarcity and maximum global demand. If you’re eyeing the final, it’s best to plan early and shop with clear expectations, because the “typical” market is already operating at a level far above most other matches.
Practical shopping tips for fans
A smart World Cup ticket strategy usually starts with one question: are you buying the experience, or are you buying a specific matchup? If you’re experience-first, Group Stage shopping tends to reward flexibility — you can pick a city, pick a date window, and then let pricing guide you toward the best value game. If you’re matchup-first, you’re effectively accepting a premium and should focus on budget boundaries and section priorities rather than hunting for a unicorn deal.
- Use Group Stage for “experience-first” shopping: If you just want to be in the building, start with the cheapest get-in games and compare the median to the typical range to avoid overpaying.
- Expect the Round of 32 to be the first major “step up”: The price floor rises quickly once stakes increase, even before the bracket is locked.
- Look for games with unusually soft medians: When the median sits closer to the get-in than expected, it can be a sign the market has more competition among listings.
- Plan your “splurge points” deliberately: Quarterfinals and beyond are where scarcity tends to dominate. If you’re going big, choose your city/date first and accept that the market is more premium.
Full match-by-match World Cup 2026 ticket price guide (Feb. 19 snapshot)
Below is a complete shopping guide for every match, including the current get-in and median asking prices and a direct link to shop each event. This table is meant to function like a “price map” for fans: use it to compare cities, identify where get-ins are most approachable, and spot which matchups are already being treated as premium inventory in the resale market. As always, remember these are asking prices, and the best values often appear when you widen your acceptable date window or consider multiple host cities.
| Date | Match | Location | Get-in | Median | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Group Stage Matches | |||||
| June 11 | Group A: Mexico vs. South Africa | Mexico City (Estadio Azteca) | $3,119 | $7,021 | Shop |
| June 11 | Group A: South Korea vs. Playoff D | Zapopan (Estadio Akron) | $484 | $1,096 | Shop |
| June 12 | Group B: Canada vs. Playoff A | Toronto (BMO Field) | $1,491 | $2,718 | Shop |
| June 12 | Group D: United States vs. Paraguay | Inglewood (SoFi Stadium) | $1,327 | $3,256 | Shop |
| June 13 | Group C: Haiti vs. Scotland | Foxborough (Gillette Stadium) | $797 | $1,451 | Shop |
| June 13 | Group I: Uruguay vs. Qatar | Vancouver (BC Place Stadium) | $527 | $1,150 | Shop |
| June 13 | Group F: Senegal vs. Portugal | Orchard Park (Highmark Stadium) | $712 | $1,375 | Shop |
| June 13 | Group D: Australia vs. Playoff C | Vancouver (BC Place Stadium) | $436 | $1,017 | Shop |
| June 13 | Group C: Brazil vs. Morocco | East Rutherford (MetLife Stadium) | $1,040 | $2,250 | Shop |
| June 13 | Group B: Qatar vs. Switzerland | Santa Clara (Levi’s Stadium) | $365 | $1,019 | Shop |
| June 14 | Group E: England vs. New Zealand | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $417 | $1,008 | Shop |
| June 14 | Group E: Cote d’Ivoire vs. Ecuador | Philadelphia (Lincoln Financial Field) | $693 | $1,210 | Shop |
| June 14 | Group H: Germany vs. Curacao | Houston (NRG Stadium) | $461 | $954 | Shop |
| June 14 | Group G: China vs. Ghana | Vancouver (BC Place Stadium) | $384 | $1,086 | Shop |
| June 14 | Group L: Cameroon vs. Iran | Orlando (Camping World Stadium) | $321 | $815 | Shop |
| June 15 | Group K: Uzbekistan vs. France | Seattle (Lumen Field) | $331 | $1,003 | Shop |
| June 15 | Group J: Denmark vs. Argentina | Arlington (AT&T Stadium) | $620 | $1,585 | Shop |
| June 15 | Group C: Morocco vs. Scotland | Nashville (Nissan Stadium) | $432 | $1,029 | Shop |
| June 15 | Group E: Brazil vs. New Zealand | Pasadena (Rose Bowl Stadium) | $672 | $1,445 | Shop |
| June 16 | Group L: Panama vs. Italy | Toronto (BMO Field) | $617 | $1,621 | Shop |
| June 16 | Group D: Netherlands vs. South Africa | East Rutherford (MetLife Stadium) | $633 | $1,752 | Shop |
| June 16 | Group H: Saudi Arabia vs. Germany | Santa Clara (Levi’s Stadium) | $1,199 | $2,830 | Shop |
| June 16 | Group G: China vs. Ghana | Vancouver (BC Place Stadium) | $384 | $1,086 | Shop |
| June 17 | Group E: England vs. Playoff A | Miami Gardens (Hard Rock Stadium) | $1,099 | $2,454 | Shop |
| June 17 | Group L: Ghana vs. Panama | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $603 | $1,474 | Shop |
| June 17 | Group F: Japan vs. Tunisia | Mexico City (Estadio Azteca) | $454 | $1,268 | Shop |
| June 17 | Group B: Canada vs. Cameroon | East Rutherford (MetLife Stadium) | $567 | $1,470 | Shop |
| June 18 | Group A: Mexico vs. South Korea | Zapopan (Estadio Akron) | $1,850 | $3,522 | Shop |
| June 18 | Group F: Senegal vs. Portugal | Orchard Park (Highmark Stadium) | $712 | $1,375 | Shop |
| June 18 | Group C: Morocco vs. Haiti | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $243 | $677 | Shop |
| June 18 | Group D: United States vs. Paraguay | Inglewood (SoFi Stadium) | $1,327 | $3,256 | Shop |
| June 18 | Group I: Uruguay vs. Qatar | Vancouver (BC Place Stadium) | $527 | $1,150 | Shop |
| June 18 | Group H: Germany vs. China | Houston (NRG Stadium) | $611 | $1,395 | Shop |
| June 19 | Group J: Denmark vs. Argentina | Arlington (AT&T Stadium) | $620 | $1,585 | Shop |
| June 19 | Group K: Uzbekistan vs. France | Seattle (Lumen Field) | $331 | $1,003 | Shop |
| June 19 | Group B: Canada vs. Playoff A | Toronto (BMO Field) | $1,491 | $2,718 | Shop |
| June 19 | Group E: England vs. New Zealand | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $417 | $1,008 | Shop |
| June 20 | Group F: Tunisia vs. Japan | Monterrey (Estadio BBVA Bancomer) | $190 | $540 | Shop |
| June 20 | Group H: Cape Verde vs. Saudi Arabia | Houston (NRG Stadium) | $184 | $325 | Shop |
| June 20 | Group E: England vs. Playoff A | Miami Gardens (Hard Rock Stadium) | $1,099 | $2,454 | Shop |
| June 20 | Group A: South Africa vs. South Korea | Monterrey (Estadio BBVA Bancomer) | $217 | $1,047 | Shop |
| June 21 | Group C: Haiti vs. Scotland | Foxborough (Gillette Stadium) | $797 | $1,451 | Shop |
| June 21 | Group A: Mexico vs. Playoff C | Mexico City (Estadio Azteca) | $1,356 | $3,131 | Shop |
| June 21 | Group J: Jordan vs. Algeria | Santa Clara (Levi’s Stadium) | $256 | $779 | Shop |
| June 21 | Group E: Brazil vs. New Zealand | Pasadena (Rose Bowl Stadium) | $672 | $1,445 | Shop |
| June 22 | Group L: Panama vs. Italy | Toronto (BMO Field) | $617 | $1,621 | Shop |
| June 22 | Group K: Playoff 1 vs. Uzbekistan | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $233 | $806 | Shop |
| June 22 | Group G: China vs. Ghana | Vancouver (BC Place Stadium) | $384 | $1,086 | Shop |
| June 23 | Group B: Qatar vs. Switzerland | Santa Clara (Levi’s Stadium) | $365 | $1,019 | Shop |
| June 23 | Group D: Netherlands vs. South Africa | East Rutherford (MetLife Stadium) | $633 | $1,752 | Shop |
| June 23 | Group C: Morocco vs. Scotland | Nashville (Nissan Stadium) | $432 | $1,029 | Shop |
| June 24 | Group C: Morocco vs. Haiti | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $243 | $677 | Shop |
| June 24 | Group K: Colombia vs. Portugal | Miami Gardens (Hard Rock Stadium) | $2,109 | $3,843 | Shop |
| June 24 | Group A: South Africa vs. South Korea | Monterrey (Estadio BBVA Bancomer) | $217 | $1,047 | Shop |
| June 24 | Group B: Canada vs. Cameroon | East Rutherford (MetLife Stadium) | $567 | $1,470 | Shop |
| June 24 | Group H: Saudi Arabia vs. Germany | Santa Clara (Levi’s Stadium) | $1,199 | $2,830 | Shop |
| June 25 | Group F: Playoff B vs. Tunisia | Monterrey (Estadio BBVA Bancomer) | $210 | $753 | Shop |
| June 25 | Group L: Ghana vs. Panama | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $603 | $1,474 | Shop |
| June 26 | Group H: Cape Verde vs. Saudi Arabia | Houston (NRG Stadium) | $184 | $325 | Shop |
| June 26 | Group A: Mexico vs. South Korea | Zapopan (Estadio Akron) | $1,850 | $3,522 | Shop |
| June 26 | Group J: Algeria vs. Austria | Kansas City (Arrowhead Stadium) | $262 | $625 | Shop |
| June 26 | Group J: Jordan vs. Algeria | Santa Clara (Levi’s Stadium) | $256 | $779 | Shop |
| June 27 | Group K: Colombia vs. Portugal | Miami Gardens (Hard Rock Stadium) | $2,109 | $3,843 | Shop |
| June 27 | Group K: Playoff 1 vs. Uzbekistan | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $233 | $806 | Shop |
| June 27 | Group J: Algeria vs. Austria | Kansas City (Arrowhead Stadium) | $262 | $625 | Shop |
| June 27 | Group A: Mexico vs. Playoff C | Mexico City (Estadio Azteca) | $1,356 | $3,131 | Shop |
| June 27 | Group H: Saudi Arabia vs. Germany | Santa Clara (Levi’s Stadium) | $1,199 | $2,830 | Shop |
| June 28 | Group F: Tunisia vs. Japan | Monterrey (Estadio BBVA Bancomer) | $190 | $540 | Shop |
| June 28 | Group C: Brazil vs. Morocco | East Rutherford (MetLife Stadium) | $1,040 | $2,250 | Shop |
| June 28 | Group B: Canada vs. Playoff A | Toronto (BMO Field) | $1,491 | $2,718 | Shop |
| June 29 | Group D: Netherlands vs. South Africa | East Rutherford (MetLife Stadium) | $633 | $1,752 | Shop |
| June 29 | Group A: South Korea vs. Playoff D | Zapopan (Estadio Akron) | $484 | $1,096 | Shop |
| June 29 | Group L: Panama vs. Italy | Toronto (BMO Field) | $617 | $1,621 | Shop |
| June 29 | Group K: Uzbekistan vs. France | Seattle (Lumen Field) | $331 | $1,003 | Shop |
| June 30 | Group D: United States vs. Paraguay | Inglewood (SoFi Stadium) | $1,327 | $3,256 | Shop |
| June 30 | Group B: Qatar vs. Switzerland | Santa Clara (Levi’s Stadium) | $365 | $1,019 | Shop |
| June 30 | Group E: England vs. Playoff A | Miami Gardens (Hard Rock Stadium) | $1,099 | $2,454 | Shop |
| June 30 | Group H: Germany vs. Curacao | Houston (NRG Stadium) | $461 | $954 | Shop |
| June 30 | Group H: Germany vs. China | Houston (NRG Stadium) | $611 | $1,395 | Shop |
| Knockout Stage Matches | |||||
| June 28 | Round of 32: 2A vs. 2B | Inglewood (SoFi Stadium) | $585 | $1,634 | Shop |
| June 28 | Round of 32: 1B vs. 3A/D/E/F | Houston (NRG Stadium) | $624 | $1,622 | Shop |
| June 28 | Round of 32: 1H vs. 3A/B/C/D/E | Philadelphia (Lincoln Financial Field) | $664 | $1,255 | Shop |
| June 28 | Round of 32: 2C vs. 2D | Foxborough (Gillette Stadium) | $701 | $1,402 | Shop |
| June 29 | Round of 32: 1A vs. 3C/D/E/F/G | Mexico City (Estadio Azteca) | $1,500 | $2,830 | Shop |
| June 29 | Round of 32: 1E vs. 3A/D/F/G/H | Arlington (AT&T Stadium) | $811 | $1,826 | Shop |
| June 29 | Round of 32: 1G vs. 3A/E/H/I/J | Seattle (Lumen Field) | $487 | $1,030 | Shop |
| June 29 | Round of 32: 2E vs. 2I | Arlington (AT&T Stadium) | $569 | $1,097 | Shop |
| June 30 | Round of 32: 2F vs. 2H | Miami Gardens (Hard Rock Stadium) | $688 | $1,189 | Shop |
| June 30 | Round of 32: 1D vs. 3B/E/F/I/J | Santa Clara (Levi’s Stadium) | $585 | $1,484 | Shop |
| June 30 | Round of 32: 1F vs. 3B/C/D/E/G | Toronto (BMO Field) | $682 | $1,310 | Shop |
| June 30 | Round of 32: 2J vs. 2K | Nashville (Nissan Stadium) | $684 | $1,394 | Shop |
| July 1 | Round of 32: 2B vs. 2G | Zapopan (Estadio Akron) | $1,579 | $3,132 | Shop |
| July 1 | Round of 32: 1L vs. 3E/H/I/J/K | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $475 | $1,290 | Shop |
| July 1 | Round of 32: 1K vs. 3B/C/F/G/H | Vancouver (BC Place Stadium) | $730 | $1,528 | Shop |
| July 1 | Round of 32: 2D vs. 2L | East Rutherford (MetLife Stadium) | $664 | $1,547 | Shop |
| July 3 | Round of 16: W73 vs. W74 | Mexico City (Estadio Azteca) | $1,430 | $3,631 | Shop |
| July 3 | Round of 16: W77 vs. W78 | Miami Gardens (Hard Rock Stadium) | $695 | $1,477 | Shop |
| July 4 | Round of 16: W75 vs. W76 | Arlington (AT&T Stadium) | $923 | $2,138 | Shop |
| July 4 | Round of 16: W79 vs. W80 | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $625 | $1,341 | Shop |
| July 5 | Round of 16: W81 vs. W82 | East Rutherford (MetLife Stadium) | $742 | $1,879 | Shop |
| July 5 | Round of 16: W83 vs. W84 | Vancouver (BC Place Stadium) | $784 | $1,765 | Shop |
| July 6 | Round of 16: W85 vs. W86 | Santa Clara (Levi’s Stadium) | $889 | $1,888 | Shop |
| July 6 | Round of 16: W87 vs. W88 | Zapopan (Estadio Akron) | $1,020 | $2,052 | Shop |
| July 10 | Quarter-Finals: W89 vs. W90 | Vancouver (BC Place Stadium) | $1,597 | $2,663 | Shop |
| July 10 | Quarter-Finals: W93 vs. W94 | Arlington (AT&T Stadium) | $1,305 | $2,949 | Shop |
| July 11 | Quarter-Finals: W91 vs. W92 | Miami Gardens (Hard Rock Stadium) | $1,536 | $3,541 | Shop |
| July 11 | Quarter-Finals: W95 vs. W96 | East Rutherford (MetLife Stadium) | $1,802 | $3,834 | Shop |
| July 14 | Semi-Finals: W97 vs. W98 | Arlington (AT&T Stadium) | $2,043 | $4,077 | Shop |
| July 15 | Semi-Finals: W99 vs. W100 | Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium) | $2,250 | $4,538 | Shop |
| July 18 | Bronze/3rd Place Final | Miami Gardens (Hard Rock Stadium) | $973 | $2,718 | Shop |
| July 19 | Final | East Rutherford (MetLife Stadium) | $7,740 | $16,504 | Shop |