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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Sport
Sam Brookes

Does Boston Stadium have a roof? What to know about venue for England vs Ghana

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  • England will face Ghana in their second 2026 World Cup match on Tuesday at Boston Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
  • Boston Stadium , which was opened in 2002, is usually known as Gillette Stadium, but has been renamed for the World Cup.
  • It is the home stadium for the New England Patriots in the NFL, as well as the New England Revolution of MLS, and has a current capacity of 64,628.
  • Four World Cup stadiums have retractable roofs, but Boston Stadium is not one of them, meaning players will not be sheltered from rain if the heavens open on Tuesday evening.
  • Seven World Cup matches are scheduled to be played at Boston Stadium, and Scotland have already played their two matches to date, against Haiti and Morocco, at the venue.
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