In honor of the World Cup beginning on Thursday, WalletHub released its ranking of the best and worst U.S. cities for soccer fans.

Chicago checked in at No. 10 on the list.

WalletHub, a personal finance website that has made its name by ranking the best and worst cities for a variety of reasons, released its soccer fans study on Wednesday — the same day FIFA, international soccer’s governing body, voted to let the U.S., Canada and Mexico jointly host the 2026 World Cup.

WalletHub compared nearly 300 cities that had at least one college or professional soccer team. Chicago has six college soccer teams (between DePaul, Loyola and University of Illinois – Chicago), the Chicago Fire and the Chicago Red Stars.

Los Angeles and Orlando took the two top spots on the list with Seattle, Portland, Oregon, and New York ranking inside the top five.

Salt Lake City, Washington, Kansas City, Missouri, Atlanta and Chicago rounded out the top 10, respectively.

As for the worst cities, soccer fans should avoid Dover, Delaware, Grand Forks, North Dakota, and Youngstown, Ohio.

It’s pretty remarkable that Chicago ranked in the top 10 given the fact they were ranked the city with the league engaging MLS and National Women’s Soccer League fans. The Windy City also has the second lowest stadium capacity in the two professional leagues.

Top Cities for Soccer Fans

1. Los Angeles

2. Orlando

3. Seattle

4. Portland, Oregon

5. New York

6. Salt Lake City

7. Washington.

8. Kansas City, Missouri

9. Atlanta

10. Chicago

11. Houston

12. Columbus, Ohio

13. Cary, North Carolina

14. Minneapolis

15. Boston

16. Dallas

17. San Jose, California

18. Denver

19. Philadelphia

20. Piscataway, New Jersey

Worst Cities for Soccer Fans

292. Dover, Delaware

291. Grand Forks, North Dakota

290. Youngstown, Ohio

289. Hampton, Virgina

288. Las Cruces, New Mexico

287. Richmond, Kentucky

286. Monroe, Louisiana

285. Pine Bluff, Arkansas

284. Jonesboro, Arkansas

283. Jackson, Mississippi

282. Grambling, Louisiana

281. Cedar Falls, Iowa

280. Chattanooga, Tennessee

279. Terre Haute, Indiana

278. Vermillion, South Dakota

277. Fort Collins, Colorado

276. Coral Gables, Florida

275. Corpus Christi, Texas

274. Pocatello, Indiana

273. Fayette, Mississippi

272. Huntsville, Alabama