The 2026 World Cup will feature more teams than ever before, with matches spread across 16 cities in the United States, Mexico and Canada. The event marks a historic expansion of the tournament’s footprint, offering fans a broader range of venues and cultures to experience the sport for the first time across North America today.

To celebrate Day Two of the tournament, a quiz invites fans to pinpoint seven of the host cities. Participants receive clues that narrow the choices, turning the task into a playful test of geographic knowledge. The challenge underscores the event’s global reach and the excitement that surrounds the host selection for national teams, fans, and sponsors alike, amplifying anticipation across continents and beyond today.

The quiz is part of a broader series of interactive content on BBC Sport’s Football Quizzes and Sports Quizzes pages. Subscribers receive updates directly to their devices, keeping them engaged throughout the tournament. The initiative reflects a shift toward digital fan interaction, offering a lightweight yet informative way to deepen knowledge of the World Cup’s logistics. By testing city knowledge, it highlights the scale of the event.

Fans who answer correctly gain a sense of pride in their geographic savvy, while those who struggle see the breadth of the tournament’s reach. The quiz demonstrates that the 2026 World Cup is more than a sporting spectacle; it is a cultural map that fans can explore and own today.