Content reviewed October 14, 2026 (Taipei time).
BC Place Vancouver’s seven World Cup 2026 matches have ended. The preserved FIFA records run from June 13 to July 7: five group matches, one Round of 32 match and one Round of 16 match. That is this Vancouver venue’s hosting scope, not the whole Canadian tournament or a preview of the next edition. The table uses venue-local dates and times with completed results, replacing undecided knockout opponents. The historical exterior photograph does not establish tournament seating or current venue conditions. FIFA.
| Local date/time | Stage | Teams | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-06-13 21:00 | Group stage | Australia / Türkiye | 2–0 |
| 2026-06-18 15:00 | Group stage | Canada / Qatar | 6–0 |
| 2026-06-21 18:00 | Group stage | New Zealand / Egypt | 1–3 |
| 2026-06-24 12:00 | Group stage | Switzerland / Canada | 2–1 |
| 2026-06-26 20:00 | Group stage | New Zealand / Belgium | 1–5 |
| 2026-07-02 20:00 | Round of 32 | Switzerland / Algeria | 2–0 |
| 2026-07-07 13:00 | Round of 16 | Switzerland / Colombia | 0–0 (4–3 penalties) |
Canada’s two group matches here were a 6–0 win over Qatar at 15:00 on June 18 and a 1–2 loss to Switzerland at 12:00 on June 24, rather than its entire tournament campaign. Switzerland’s 2–0 win over Algeria on July 2 was in the Round of 32. Its July 7 Round of 16 match with Colombia finished 0–0 before Switzerland won the shoot-out 4–3. The shoot-out must be distinguished from the match score, rather than describing a draw without a progressing team. FIFA.
Read historical entry routes by document date and purpose. TransLink’s June 3 announcement identified Main Street–Science World as the Last Mile walking-route entry and said Stadium–Chinatown’s lower Expo Boulevard exit closed on match days while the station and Keefer/Beatty exit remained operational. The whole station was not closed. A station’s normal location also does not establish a direct path through the stadium’s security perimeter. TransLink.
The retained host route page, without a displayed revision date, identifies Main Street–Science World as the main arrival point but also mentions a Keefer alternative and different entry types. Those descriptions have different scopes; they do not establish when a route changed or prove that the alternative was authorised in the June 3 announcement. Expo Line and Canada Line are also distinct. The host page lists Waterfront or Vancouver City Centre for Canada Line arrivals, rather than saying it serves Stadium–Chinatown directly. City of Vancouver Host Committee. TransLink.
Accessibility arrangements were not a single route for every spectator. The host page’s two loading zones required a valid SPARC BC or equivalent parking permit: Keefer Street between Taylor and Carrall, and Nelson Street between Pacific and Expo. HandyDART had a separate Expo Boulevard arrangement. Limited golf-cart assistance did not promise immediate service to every arrival. These were temporary tournament arrangements, not transport guarantees for another event today. City of Vancouver Host Committee.
Vancouver Police’s July 20 wrap-up establishes the end of the World Cup policing phase described, not simultaneous expiry of every road and event restriction or a guarantee of personal safety and travel time. For the venue’s historical hosting context, see the BC Place World Cup hosting and venue review. Another event today needs its own entrances, seating and transport information. Unsupported blanket service frequencies, fixed walking times, hotel-price increases and claims that every free-streaming link was fraudulent are not carried forward as current advice. Vancouver Police Department.