Programme
Match Schedule for Belgium
The match schedule for Belgium is now available. Check out the full program below and don’t miss a single match.
Sat 15 August
Red Lions
- FranceSun 16 August
Red Panthers
- New ZealandMon 17 August
Red Lions
Tue 18 August
Red Panthers
Wed 19 August
Red Lions
- MalaysiaThu 20 August
Red Panthers
- IrelandFri 21 August
Sat 22 August
Sun 23 August
Mon 24 August
Thu 27 August
Fri 28 August
After the official tournament draw, we now know which countries will play their matches in Belgium.
The following teams will compete at the Belfius Hockey Arena:
Men
POOL B | POOL C |
Belgium | Australia |
Germany | Spain |
France | Ireland |
Malaysia | South Africa |
Women
POOL B | POOL C |
Argentina | Belgium |
Germany | Spain |
United States | New Zealand |
Scotland | Ireland |
Don’t Miss the Semifinals and Finals – Secure Your Tickets!
The FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 will reach it’s climax during the semifinals and finals. They promise to be unforgettable moments of world-class hockey. While we don’t yet know which teams will reach these decisive matches, one thing is certain: the action will be intense, and the atmosphere electric.
Will Belgium’s Red Lions or Red Panthers make it to the finals? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure – booking your tickets early guarantees your spot at the most thrilling matches of the tournament. These tickets will go on sale on the 30th of September.
Thu 27 August
Fri 28 August
Ticket Information
Tickets will be available in various categories to suit all preferences and budgets. From single-day passes to full-tournament packages, there’s an option for everyone. Detailed pricing and seating information will be released closer to the sales date.
Why attend?
- World-Class Hockey: Witness top-tier teams compete for the ultimate titel.
- Cultural Experience: Enjoy the rich cultures of Belgium and the Netherlands.
- Fan Engagement: Participate in fan zones, meet players, and enjoy live entertainment.
New competition format
Discover the brand-new format in our short explainer video: