Nine regular-season games on four continents in 2026 — kickoff times in your own time zone, ticket prices, weather and packing notes, and where to eat, drink, sleep and explore in every host city.
Historical averages for each game's date and location, not a forecast — check closer to the date for the real thing.
The MCG is fully open-air — September is Melbourne's wettest month and the wind off the open bowl can make it feel colder than the number suggests. Morning kickoff, so it'll be near its coolest.
Warm and humid with an evening kickoff. Maracanã's roof covers the seating bowl, so a shower during the game is less of an issue than getting to and from it.
Standard London autumn: a genuine chance of rain most days and the year's windiest month. Afternoon kickoff, so it won't be the coldest part of the day.
A notch cooler than the Tottenham games two weeks earlier, same wet-and-windy autumn pattern.
Very similar profile to London the same week. Stade de France's fixed roof shelters most of the seating bowl but not all of it, and this is also the weekend France's clocks go back.
The wildcard: since its 2024 renovation the Bernabéu has a retractable roof that fully seals the bowl, and Real Madrid have already used it to shut out bad weather for matches. If it's closed for this game, the numbers above may barely matter inside the stadium — they'll still matter for the walk there.
The coldest game on the calendar — Munich averages 11 snowy days in November, so a flurry isn't out of the question. Allianz Arena's roof shelters most of the seating but doesn't fully enclose it.
A big day-night swing thanks to the city's altitude (~2,240m/7,350ft) — and kickoff is in the evening, so you'll feel the cold end of that swing, not the warm one. Rain is unlikely this time of year, but the sun is stronger than it feels at altitude.