# MyWorldCupTime

> Timezone converter and watchability planner for all 104 matches at the 2026 World Cup. Pick your timezone, set the hours you're free to watch, and every match gets color-coded green (free), amber (work hours), orange (late, 10 PM–midnight), or red (overnight, midnight–6 AM).

MyWorldCupTime converts every World Cup 2026 kickoff to the user's local time and rates each match against their personal availability. The site covers all 48 qualified nations, all 104 matches across the USA, Canada, and Mexico, and 13 major fan regions worldwide.

## Key pages

- [Schedule (homepage)](https://myworldcuptime.com/): All 104 World Cup 2026 matches, filterable by team, group, round, and the visitor's timezone, with watchability ratings
- [Watchability Report](https://myworldcuptime.com/watchability-report.html): Original analysis of which fan regions and qualified teams get prime-time matches and which face overnight kickoffs. Includes data on all 48 qualified nations and 13 major fan regions
- [Tournament Outlook](https://myworldcuptime.com/tournament-outlook.html): Tournament odds, group-by-group outlook, and team-level analysis
- [Today](https://myworldcuptime.com/today.html): Today's World Cup 2026 matches in the visitor's local timezone
- [About](https://myworldcuptime.com/about.html): What the site is and why it exists

## Team pages

48 individual team pages live at `https://myworldcuptime.com/teams/{slug}.html` — one per qualified nation. Each page includes group-stage fixtures, kickoff times in the team's capital city, watchability ratings, and group context.

## Match pages

104 individual match pages live at `https://myworldcuptime.com/matches/{slug}.html` — one per fixture. Each page includes UTC kickoff, both teams' capital city kickoff times, venue, group, and watchability rating.

## Data sources

All kickoff times are sourced from the official 2026 World Cup match schedule published in December 2025 and reconfirmed in March 2026. Local times are computed using IANA timezone data. MyWorldCupTime is an independent editorial publication and is not affiliated with FIFA, the United States Soccer Federation, the Canadian Soccer Association, the Mexican Football Federation, or any broadcaster. Editorial standards: https://myworldcuptime.com/editorial-standards.html.