The Los Angeles quarterfinal will be held on Friday, 10 July 2026, at Los Angeles Stadium in Inglewood, California — Match 98 of 104 in the 2026 World Cup. The two teams that would play in Los Angeles were not yet known and would only be determined at the end of the round of 16; tickets for the match were then sold through TikTik. The 2026 World Cup ended on 19 July 2026.
Match 98 is one of the four quarterfinals of the 2026 World Cup, and the identity of the participants depends directly on the results of the round of 16. The Los Angeles quarterfinal will feature the winners of round-of-16 matches 93 and 94. Until those matches are over, it's impossible to know for certain which two teams will meet on the pitch at Los Angeles Stadium, but once the results are known the picture will be completely clear.
Anyone wanting to secure a spot at the quarterfinal doesn't need to wait to know who's actually playing — it's possible (and recommended) to book tickets now, since demand tends to rise sharply the moment the teams' identity becomes known.
Los Angeles Stadium is located in Inglewood, west of downtown Los Angeles, and is considered one of the newest and most advanced venues in American sports. The area offers good access from downtown and from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), with a huge range of accommodation, entertainment, and tourism options across the city and all of Southern California.
For the Israeli traveler, Los Angeles is especially accessible: there are direct flights from Israel to Los Angeles, the time difference from Israel is about 10 hours, and an ESTA approval or valid visa is required to enter the USA. Summer in Southern California is usually dry and hot, but relatively pleasant compared to more humid areas of the USA, and it's recommended to prepare accordingly in terms of clothing and sun protection.
Since this is a highly sought-after tourist destination even unrelated to the World Cup, it's recommended to arrange hotel and flights in advance, especially as the match approaches and demand in the area rises.
TikTik offers tickets for the Los Angeles quarterfinal in a variety of seating categories, with the price varying according to the category and demand at the time of booking. To check the current price and current availability, go to the match's product page and leave your details — an Israeli representative will get back to you with the exact price and available options, the whole process fully in Hebrew and with no obligation.
Booking early, even before it's known who's actually playing, generally allows for better availability and a more favorable price compared to booking later, after certainty about the participating teams already exists and demand has risen along with it.
The Los Angeles quarterfinal is one of four matches at this stage of the tournament. After the quarterfinals, the World Cup goes straight into the decisive stages:
A full overview of all the knockout stages and tickets to all remaining matches is available at The 2026 World Cup Knockout Stage Guide.
On Friday, 10 July 2026, at Los Angeles Stadium in Inglewood, California. This is match number 98 in the tournament.
The exact identity will only be determined at the end of the round of 16 — Los Angeles will host the winners of matches 93 and 94. A full update will be published as soon as the results are known.
Go to the match page on the TikTik site and leave your details, or call 073-2726000 directly. An Israeli representative will get back to you with price and availability, the whole process in Hebrew.
The price varies according to the seating category and demand at the time of booking. To check the current price, go to the product page or contact the team.
After the quarterfinals (9-11 July) come the semifinals in Dallas and Atlanta (14-15 July), followed by the grand final in New York/New Jersey (19 July).
Want to secure a spot at the Los Angeles quarterfinal? Leave your details on the match page or call 073-2726000 — the TikTik team will support you all the way to the stadium. For all the knockout stages: The complete World Cup guide.
