The men’s and women’s FIH Hockey World Cups run 14–30 August across the Netherlands and Belgium, with selected matches at Wagener Stadium in Amstelveen.
What you need to know
This tournament is unusual not only because the men’s and women’s elite competitions occupy the same period, but because the schedule is split between Amstelveen and Wavre in Belgium. Buying after seeing only a national-team name can produce a ticket for the wrong city or an unsuitable daytime session. At Wagener, the live view reveals substitutions, pressing structures and penalty-corner routines that television often hides. The FIH event page must remain the final authority for match, venue and ticket status. Prices vary by session and seat, so an unverified “from” price would mislead. Families should also consider gate time, sun exposure and the return after evening fixtures. The tournament runs from 14 to 30 August.
- The tournament runs from 14 to 30 August.
- Matches are shared by Amstelveen in the Netherlands and Wavre in Belgium.
- Men’s and women’s World Cups take place in the same event window.
- Teams, start time, stadium and ticket price need match-level confirmation.
Hokimi field note:Filter the official schedule by Wagener Stadium first, then choose the team and date; do not enter payment from a poster showing only country names. Information last checked on 12 August 2026:source1。
Dates, availability and external conditions can change. Confirm the latest information with the official source.
Why it may be useful
The men’s and women’s FIH Hockey World Cups run 14–30 August across the Netherlands and Belgium, with selected matches at Wagener Stadium in Amstelveen.
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