BOSTON (December 19, 2025) – Boston Legacy Football Club announced today that it will play select games at Centreville Bank Stadium during its inaugural National Women’s Soccer League season in 2026. Final venue assignments will be announced upon release of the full schedule by the NWSL.

"We are thrilled to welcome Boston Legacy FC to our award-winning stadium,” said Centreville Bank Stadium General Manager Paul Byrne. “Our state-of-the-art venue is eager to host the team as they compete on the national stage. We look forward to continuing our proven track record of providing a best-in-class experience for players and fans.”

The 2026 NWSL season will coincide with the FIFA World Cup 2026 during which Gillette Stadium, Boston Legacy Football Club’s primary home in 2026, will host seven games. As a result, venue scheduling demands will be higher than usual. The club’s dual-venue strategy provides essential flexibility, ensuring that Boston Legacy Football Club players and fans will have reliable access to top-tier facilities throughout the entire season.

“With the FIFA World Cup coming to our region and unprecedented momentum behind the women’s game, 2026 is set to be a landmark year for soccer,” said Boston Legacy Football Club  Team President Jennifer van Dijk. “As we expand across two exceptional venues, we see this as an opportunity to connect with even more soccer fans across the region. We are grateful to our partners at Centreville Bank Stadium for welcoming us into this state-of-the-art, soccer-specific venue, which also serves as the home for Rhode Island FC."

Boston Legacy Football Club is also introducing flexible ticketing options for Season Ticket Members. Members who are unable to attend games at Centreville Bank Stadium will have the ability to exchange those tickets for additional seats at select home games played at Gillette Stadium, Centreville Bank Stadium, or bank the value of their tickets for additional ticket purchases or upgraded ticket options for the 2026 regular season.