The report says the first match will feature the runners-up from Group E and Group I. That could bring Germany, Côte d’Ivoire, Ecuador or Curaçao into the bracket, alongside potential opponents from a group containing Norway, France, Senegal and Iraq.
The second Arlington tie is expected to involve the runners-up from Group D and Group G. The United States could be in the mix, with Australia, Paraguay and Türkiye also competing in Group D. Group G includes Egypt, Iran, Belgium and New Zealand.
If the reported schedule holds, Arlington will stage its fourth and fifth tournament matches within four days. That compressed run should create a sharp shift in atmosphere, with qualification pressure replacing the longer rhythm of the group stage.
The football calendar arrives alongside a busy run of business and community events across the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
For Arlington, however, the immediate focus will remain on the bracket. The next group-stage results will determine which football nations arrive, and whether the city’s second knockout match features the United States or another emerging contender.