Tashkent to Host Multiple Fan Zones for Uzbekistan's 2026 World Cup Matches

Tashkent is preparing to welcome football fans with an extensive network of fan zones across the city for Uzbekistan's 2026 FIFA World Cup matches. The 'Ashhabad' Park in the Yashnabad district will serve as one of the primary viewing locations, offering free access to watch the national team's matches on a large screen in a comfortable park setting. The city's largest fan zone will be located at the Bunyodkor stadium, which can accommodate up to 10,000 spectators simultaneously and will host matches on June 18 and June 23.

Beyond these two main venues, Tashkent authorities are organizing fan zones across all 11 districts of the city. Additional viewing locations include parks and public spaces such as Furoat Park (Mirabadsky district), Central Park (Mirzo-Ulugbek district), Victory Park (Almazar district), Seoul Eco Park (Uchtepe district), Dream Park named after Gafur Gulyam (Chilanzar district), Anhor-Lokomotiv Park (Shaykhantahur district), Dustlik Park (Yakkasaray district), and INDEX Park (Yangikhayt district), as well as viewing areas in Rohat Mahalla (Bektemir district), the Central Alley (Sergeli district), and the Yunusabad Sports Complex (Yunusabad district).

Uzbekistan's group stage campaign will consist of three matches scheduled in June 2026. The team will face Colombia on June 18 at 7:00 AM, Portugal on June 23 at 10:00 PM, and the Democratic Republic of Congo on June 28 at 4:30 AM local time. All fan zones across the city will offer free entry, allowing residents to gather and support their national team throughout the tournament.