List of Red Cards at FIFA World Cup 2026- Players that got sent off

Here is a look at every player that got sent off at the recently concluded FIFA 2026 World Cup. The list contains every red card for players on the field (doesn’t include bench/coaching staff dismissals during the tournament, and doesn’t include players who got yellow carded in two different matches and were therefore suspended for the subsequent game)

Mexico 2-0 South Africa (Group A)

Red Cards to Sphephelo Sithole and Themba Zwane (South Africa)
Red Card to Cesar Montes (Mexico)

The opening match of the 2026 World Cup between co-hosts Mexico and South Africa had THREE red cards. The twin sending offs ended SA’s chances in the game after Julian Quinones had scored the opening goal of the 2026 World Cup.

Switzerland 4-1 Bosnia Herzegovina (Group B)

Red Card to Tarik Muharemovic (Bosnia)

Canada 6-0 Qatar (Group B)

Red Cards to Homam Ahmed and Assim Madibo (Qatar)

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AT&T Stadium Attendance Figures FIFA World Cup 2026 Games- Official Dallas Stadium Crowds

Here is a look at the official attendance figures/crowd numbers for all FIFA World Cup 2026 games held at the AT&T Stadium in Arlingon, Texas. AT&T Stadium was called Dallas Stadium for the duration of the tournament and hosted 9 games, more than any other WC 2026 venue. It hosted 5 group stage games and four knockout matches, including the France v Spain semifinal.

Dallas attendance

AT&T Stadium (Dallas Stadium)- Soccer matches hosted during FIFA WC 2026 and attendance stats

Netherlands vs Japan 2-2 Attendance 69,285 (Group Stage)
England vs Croatia 4-2 Attendance 70,389 (Group Stage)
Argentina vs Austria 2-0 Attendance 70,649 (Group Stage)
Japan vs Sweden 1-1 Attendance 70,137 (Group Stage)
Jordan vs Argentina 1-3 Attendance 70,649 (Group Stage)

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Basque quartet look to make PL impact

After nearly 40 odd days of action-packed football across three countries, the World Cup is finally done and dusted, with Spain beating defending champions Argentina 1-0 in the final. The new Premier League season is however only about a month away, and we’ll see Arsenal, coached by Spaniard Mikel Arteta, defend the crown they won last season.

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