The 2026 World Cup will look a whole lot different that previous iterations of the tournament, thanks to the fact that it will be hosted by three countries — the United States, Mexico and Canada — and expanded to 48 teams for the first time. There are still a bunch of questions that have yet to be answered, and perhaps won’t be answered for a number of years, but here’s what we know so far:
How will the games be split up?
As it stands now, 60 games will be played in the United States, with Mexico and Canada hosting 10 each.