Houston is not the most famous city in the United States but it is, statistically, the most diverse in the world. Houston Stadium, known as NRG Stadium, hosts seven World Cup matches including Germany, Portugal twice, the Netherlands, Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia. The city of space, oil and the best gastronomic scene in the American South closes The World Cup Road with everything it has. In this final episode we tell you how to experience Houston the way it deserves.

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Atlanta is not just a city. It is the cultural heart of the American South, the birthplace of the civil rights movement, the city of Martin Luther King, of trap hip-hop and of Southern hospitality that has no equivalent anywhere else in the country. Mercedes-Benz Stadium hosts eight World Cup matches including Spain twice, Morocco, Haiti, South Africa and the semifinal on July 15. In this final episode of The World Cup Road we tell you everything you need to know to close the journey in style.

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Philadelphia is the city where the United States Declaration of Independence was signed. And on July 4, 2026, the day that country turns exactly two hundred and fifty years old, Lincoln Financial Field hosts a Round of 16 World Cup match. Brazil, France, Ivory Coast, Croatia, Ghana and Haiti in the group stage. The most important football in the world on the most important day of the American year. In this episode we tell you everything you need to know to experience Philadelphia the way it deserves.

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