Netherlands–Japan Draw 2-2 in World Cup Opener at Dallas Stadium
The first World Cup match in North Texas in 32 years ended 2-2, as Japan came from behind twice to earn a point against the Netherlands at Dallas Stadium on Sunday.
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2026 World Cup Guide
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📓World Cup Matchday Survival Guide: AT&T Stadium in Dallas
Everything you need to know to survive World Cup matchday at AT&T Stadium, from transportation and parking to food, heat, and exit strategies.
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☀️🥵 Dallas Summer Is Not Messing Around: A World Cup Heat Survival Guide for Visitors (and Locals Who Forget Every Year)
It's June and July in Texas. Whether you're flying in for the World Cup or you've somehow blocked out what Dallas summer feels like, here's your reminder that the heat is not optional.
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📺⚽ Where to Watch World Cup 2026 in Dallas-Fort Worth (No Ticket Required)
No World Cup ticket? No problem. Here are the best bars, pubs, and watch party spots across Dallas-Fort Worth for the 2026 World Cup.
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🚗🚆 How to Get Around Dallas During the World Cup (Without Losing Your Sanity)
A practical guide to getting around Dallas-Fort Worth during the 2026 World Cup, including rideshares, trains, parking tips, and matchday travel advice.
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DFW Neighborhood Guide for World Cup 2026 Visitors: Where to Stay, Eat & Drink
Explore the best Dallas-Fort Worth neighborhoods for World Cup visitors, with where to stay, eat, drink, and get to matches in 2026.
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Where to Eat in Dallas-Fort Worth During the World Cup: A Food Guide for Visiting Fans
Your DFW food guide for the 2026 World Cup, featuring the best restaurants for Argentina, Japan, Holland, England, Croatia, and Austria supporters.
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The Best Breweries in DFW for World Cup Fans: Dallas, Fort Worth & Arlington Edition
Visiting Dallas-Fort Worth for the 2026 World Cup? Here’s your ultimate guide to the best breweries near AT&T Stadium, plus top beer spots in Dallas, Fort Worth, and the mid-cities. From Peticolas and Odd Muse to Division Brewing and Lakewood, here’s where to drink before and after the matches.
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