The 2026 FIFA World Cup reaches its closing stretch this weekend, and South Florida hosts one more match before the tournament ends. France and England are set to meet in Miami for the bronze-medal game, giving fans a final World Cup event in the area ahead of Sunday’s championship match.
The game is being played at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, which serves as the setting for this third-place showdown. While the title will be decided later in the weekend, the matchup still carries significance as both teams look to finish their tournament run with a win.
For supporters of France and England, the contest offers another high-profile chapter between two major soccer nations on one of the sport’s biggest stages. It also keeps attention on South Florida as the World Cup schedule narrows to its final two games.
With the final set for Sunday, today’s meeting in Miami acts as the last stop before the tournament crowns its champion. For local fans and traveling supporters alike, it is the final chance to watch World Cup action in South Florida this year.
