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⚽ All 7 Vancouver Match Results
| Date | Stage | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Jun 14, 2026 | Group stage | Australia 2–0 Türkiye |
| Jun 18, 2026 | Group stage | Canada 6–0 Qatar — Canada's biggest-ever World Cup win |
| Jun 22, 2026 | Group stage | New Zealand 1–3 Egypt |
| Jun 24, 2026 | Group stage | Switzerland 2–1 Canada |
| Jun 27, 2026 | Group stage | New Zealand 1–5 Belgium |
| Jul 3, 2026 | Round of 32 | Switzerland 2–0 Algeria |
| Jul 7, 2026 | Round of 16 | Switzerland 0–0 Colombia (Switzerland win 4–3 on penalties) |
Source: FIFA.com match centre. Full match reports: Vancouver schedule & results.
📊 Match & Team Facts
Canada 6–0 Qatar was the highest-scoring single-team result in Vancouver
Canada's six goals on June 18 — in front of a home crowd at BC Place — stand as the tournament's loudest Vancouver moment, with Jonathan David scoring a hat-trick contribution across the night.
Switzerland played 3 of Vancouver's 7 matches — and won all three
Group win over Canada (Jun 24), Round of 32 over Algeria (Jul 3) and the Round of 16 penalty shootout over Colombia (Jul 7). No team used BC Place as a launchpad more effectively.
Vancouver's only goalless 90 minutes came in its final match
Six of seven matches produced goals; the Jul 7 Round of 16 finished 0–0 after extra time, decided 4–3 on penalties — the only shootout staged in Vancouver.
8 nations played in Vancouver
Canada, Australia, Türkiye, Qatar, New Zealand, Egypt, Switzerland, Belgium, Algeria and Colombia appeared at BC Place across the seven fixtures (10 teams total, 8 in group stage).
🏟 Venue & City Numbers
BC Place: 54,500 capacity
Vancouver's downtown stadium hosted all seven matches under its retractable roof — cumulative capacity of roughly 381,500 seats across the tournament.
FIFA Fan Festival at the PNE (Hastings Park): ~30,000 capacity, free entry
Vancouver's official Fan Festival ran throughout the tournament with giant screens, live music and free admission — regularly reached capacity on Canada match days.
Provincial estimates: over 1 million visitors and $1+ billion in economic activity
The Government of British Columbia projected more than a million incremental visitors to the province and over CAD $1 billion in economic activity connected to hosting, against hosting costs it estimated in the $483–581 million range.
Part of the biggest World Cup ever: 48 teams, 104 matches, 16 cities, 3 countries
The 2026 edition was the first 48-team FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by Canada, the USA and Mexico. Vancouver and Toronto were Canada's two host cities.
📎 Cite these statistics
All numbers on this page are free to use in articles, blogs and research with attribution. Suggested citation: "World Cup 2026 in Vancouver: Statistics & Key Numbers," FanVancouver.com with a link to this page. Questions or corrections: see our about page.
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Full Vancouver schedule & results · Fan Festival guide · Vancouver travel guide · Vancouver on a budget