Hosting FIFA World Cup party? Here are soccer-themed food, drink items you can get
World Cup 2026 matches set to begin this week
The 2026 World Cup is set to begin this week and there will be star-studded opening ceremonies in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The festivities launch on June 11 in Mexico City, ahead of the Mexico City-South Africa match, with a show featuring Latin rock band Maná, Colombian singer J Balvin and South African pop star Tyla LiveNOW’s Andy Mac is speaking with Doug McIntyre from Fox Sports as the United States men's national soccer team is looking to make a major splash on home soil for the 2026 World Cup.
LOS ANGELES - The 2026 FIFA World Cup will kick off this week – and this means that many fans will be hosting events.
From soccer-themed cookies to potato chip flavors inspired by the competing countries, here’s a look at some food and drink items fit for celebrating the occasion.
Matchball that holds a 12-pack of beer
The Miller Time MVP Matchball holds up to 12 Miller Lites. (Credit: Miller Lite via PR Newswire)
Miller Lite is debuting a first-of-its-kind matchball for the World Cup fans.
The limited-edition Miller Time MVP Matchball is a white and gold ball 1.5 times larger than a regulation-size ball that can hold 12 Miller Lites, and is fully reloadable throughout match days.
It’s a signature part of the beer brand’s "Miller Time is on U.S." campaign, a play on words ahead of supporting the U.S. men’s national team in the World Cup.
Nestle Toll House cookies for the occasion
Product photo of Nestle Toll House Milk Chocolatey Flavored Soccer Ball Morsels and Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough with Soccer Ball Morsels (Credit: Nestle Toll House via PR Newswire)
Nestle Toll House is offering two new limited-edition treats designed to bring soccer fans together.
Nestle announced new Nesle Toll House Milk Chocolatey Flavored Soccer Ball Morsels and Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough with Soccer Ball Morsels.
Lay's
Three flavors will be available in the U.S., with other flavors available in select international markets. (Credit: Lay's via PR Newswire)
Lay’s is leaning into the global spirit of FIFA World Cup 26™ with a massive flavor-driven campaign designed to unite soccer fans through food.
As the tournament returns to North America for the first time in decades, the snack giant is launching 40 limited-edition potato chip flavors inspired by cuisines from around the world, turning the World Cup into a culinary experience as much as a sporting event.
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In the U.S., fans can try flavors like Argentinian-Style Steak with Chimichurri, Brazilian-Style Garlic Sauce and Wavy French Onion Soup, while additional international varieties pay tribute to iconic regional dishes across Europe, Latin America, Asia and beyond.
Espresso Keg for post-game conversations
Nescafe introduced the limited-edition Nescafe Espresso Keg. (Credit: Beth Fuller for Nescafe)
With 83% of fans saying that the post-game conversations heat up after every match of the soccer season, Nescafe is introducing a limited-edition Nescafe Espresso Keg.
"Designed for sharing, the keg puts espresso at the center of how fans come together to connect and relive every moment of the game," the company wrote.
Coca-Cola
The special-edition collection features 12 international football stars representing ten nations competing in FIFA World Cup 2026. (Credit: Coca-Cola)
Coca-Cola is tapping into World Cup nostalgia in a major way through a first-of-its-kind partnership with Panini America, bringing the iconic FIFA sticker-collecting tradition directly to fans across North America.
As the official source for FIFA stickers, Panini will feature collectible stickers on specially marked Coca-Cola packaging, giving consumers an easy and accessible way to join the excitement surrounding FIFA World Cup 26.
McDonald’s
With each meal, fans will also score one of nine collectible cups featuring soccer icons. (Credit: McDonald's)
New collectibles will also be available for a limited time at McDonald's.
Fans can order the FIFA World Cup 26 Meal, which comes with one of nine collectible cups featuring soccer stars. Younger fans can order the FIFA World Cup 26 Happy Meal, which comes with one of 23 collectible Squishmallow plush toys decked out in a soccer kit.
When is the World Cup?
The 2026 Fifa World Cup begins June 11 and ends on July 19.
How to watch
Outside of watching the championship on live TV, there are several options audiences can choose from to enjoy the soccer matches.
One free option is through FIFA+ and select YouTube streams. It will also be available for free on Australia’s SBS On Demand.
Other paid options include:
How to watch Team USA's World Cup matches
• Friday, June 12, 2026: USA vs Paraguay Live
Los Angeles Stadium (6 p.m. PT/ 9 p.m. ET)
• Friday, June 19, 2026: USA vs Australia Live
Seattle Stadium (12 p.m. PT/ 3 p.m. ET)
• Thursday, June 25, 2026: USA vs Türkiye Live
Los Angeles Stadium in Inglewood, California (7 p.m. PT/ 10 p.m. ET)
The Source: The information for this story was provided by U.S. Soccer. This story was reported from Los Angeles. The Associated Press contributed. This story was reported from Los Angeles.