Columbus is one of seven U.S. cities selected to host Olympic soccer matches, joining New York, Nashville, St. Louis, San José and San Diego. The sites were chosen from existing stadiums, many of them purpose-built for soccer, allowing LA28 organizers to stage a national tournament without constructing new permanent facilities.

The specific team matchups will be revealed later, following further progress in the LA28 Olympic qualification process and the official tournament draw.

The LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games announced Tuesday that GEODIS Park is one of six additional stadiums chosen to host soccer matches for the 2028 Olympics.

The final stage matches — including gold medal matches for the men (July 28) and women (July 29) — will be played at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. San Diego, Columbus, Nashville, New York and St. Louis will also host matches.

The Olympics are coming to Nashville in 2028. Geodis Park was one of six stadiums announced on Tuesday to host soccer matches for the 2028 Olympics. Why it matters: Hosting the Olympics is another gold medal for Nashville's status as a soccer city.

Announced by the LA28 organizing committee Tuesday, Ohio will play host to matches in the 2028 Olympic soccer tournament.