One of the most difficult trophies to win in sports will be taking a trip through Dallas in a few months.

As part of the FIFA World Cup Trophy Tour, the original tournament trophy will stop in North Texas on the weekend of April 25-26, The Coca-Cola Company and FIFA announced on Friday. An exact location for the appearance has yet to be announced.

Dallas will be one of 38 stops the tour will make across all three host nations — the United States, Mexico and Canada — in the leadup to the 2026 World Cup, giving fans an opportunity to see soccer’s most coveted prize. The worldwide tour began on Jan. 3 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and will also make additional international stops along the way.

FIFA will close out the month of April also touring Austin (April 28-29) and San Antonio (April 30) before heading to Houston (May 2-3).

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FIFA World Cup Trophy TourCanadaMexicoUnited StatesApril 10-11: Vancouver
April 12: Calgary
April 13: Winnipeg
May 22: Montreal
May 23: Halifax
May 24: Ottawa
May 25-26: TorontoFebruary 26-27: Mexico City
February 28-March 2: Guadalajara
March 4-5: León 
March 6-7: Veracruz
March 9-10: Chihuahua
March 11-12: Querétaro
March 14-17: Monterrey
March 18-19: Puebla
March 20: Chichén Itzá
March 21-22: Mérida
June 5-8: Mexico City (ahead of opening match)March 24-25: Los Angeles
March 28: Las Vegas
March 29-30: San Francisco
April 1: Salt Lake City
April 4: Portland
April 5-6: Seattle
April 14-15: Chicago
April 17: St. Louis
April 18-19: Kansas City
April 25-26: Dallas
April 28-29: Austin
April 30: San Antonio
May 2-3: Houston
May 5: New Orleans
May 7: Birmingham
May 9-10: Miami
May 11-12: Orlando
May 15-16: Atlanta
May 21: Philadelphia
May 30-31: Boston
June 3: New York New JerseyAT&T Stadium World Cup match schedule

June 14: Netherlands vs. Japan, 3 p.m. CT

June 17: England vs. Croatia, 3 p.m. CT

June 22: Argentina vs. Austria, noon CT

June 25: Japan vs. UEFA Path B winner (Ukraine, Sweden, Poland or Albania), 6 p.m. CT

June 27: Jordan vs. Argentina, 9 p.m. CT

June 30: Group E runner-up vs. Group I runner-up (Round of 32)

July 3: Group D runner-up vs. Group G runner-up (Round of 32)

July 6: Round of 32 winners between teams from Groups K, L, H and J (Round of 16)

July 14, 2026: Semifinal

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