LA28 Reveals Seven Venues for 2028 Olympic Soccer Tournaments

A general view of the Rose Bowl entrance prior to the game between the Oregon Ducks and the Wisconsin Badgers in the 2012 Rose Bowl game.

Soccer will be one of the biggest sports be played during the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics. This will be the first time in Olympic history that there are more women’s soccer teams than men’s soccer teams competing in the tournament.

The Olympics will host 16 women’s teams from around the world and 12 men’s teams in 2028. The 28 teams will be spread across six different venues during tournament play. Then, the Women’s Gold Medal Match and Men’s Gold Medal Match will be played in the historic Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California.

On Tuesday, LA28 revealed the other six different venues across the country that teams will be competing at.

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Six Additional Venues for LA28 Soccer Matches

The New York Stadium is still under construction and will be complete in 2027. This stadium will be the future home stadium for the New York City Football Club.

These games will be played at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field, which is the home stadium of Major League Soccer’s the Columbus Crew.

The Nashville Stadium will be Geodis Park, the home stadium of Major League Soccer’s Nashville Soccer Club.

Energizer Park is the home of St. Louis CITY Soccer Club and will be the St. Louis Zone stadium for the 2028 Olympics.

PayPal Park is one of the two Olympic stadiums that is located in California. This stadium is home to the San Jose Earthquakes and Bay Football Club.

The final additional venue that will host Olympic men and women’s soccer game is Snapdragon Stadium. This is the closest stadium to Los Angeles and is home to San Diego Football Club, San Diego Wave Football Club and San Diego State University.

Registration for the LA28 Olympic Ticket Draw is still open and will remain open until March 18.

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