New England Patriots to Host Championship “Football” in 2026

Since Gillette Stadium is no longer the home of winning football, how about some futbol? The New England Patriots will not be hosting a Super Bowl victory in their home stadium anytime soon, following a horrific 4-13 season that drove the franchise to an all-time low and forced the firing of iconic coach Bill Belichick. Nonetheless, in 2026, Gillette Stadium will be on the route to a legitimate “world championship”. The FIFA World Cup revealed on Sunday afternoon that seven games, including a highly anticipated quarterfinal on July 9, will be held in the Pats’ stadium in 2026.

On Sunday, July 19, 2026 World Cup final will take place in MetLife Stadium in New York/New Jersey. “North America” will serve as the tournament’s host; matches will also be held in Canada, with the opening round taking place at Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca. The two semifinals were given to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta and AT&T Stadium in Dallas. The world’s most viewed sporting event is the quadrennial international soccer competition, which consists of 104 games over a month and 48 participating nations. 1.5 billion people watched Argentina vs. France in the 2022 World Cup final. The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl last season drew a comparatively meager 115 million viewers. Boston revealed in May its official host city brand