The next several soccer matches across the U.S. are set to be anything but cool. Some will have covered stadiums to stay out of the heat, while others must endure hot conditions.

Scotland and Brazil will play on Wednesday, June 24th in Miami's hot and humid oven. What's more, the stadium is open-air with only the seats being covered. The feels-like temperature for tonight's match will be at least in the upper 90s.

Atlanta holds a game between Morocco and Haiti on Wednesday evening as well, but the roof will be closed, letting fans and players alike enjoy the cool air conditioning.

On Thursday, June 25, three matches are set for the locations Arlington, Texas, East Rutherford, N.J., and Los Angeles, Calif. The Arlington stadium will have air conditioning, while the Los Angeles stadium is built to usher in the fresh sea breeze for cooling. Those attending the game in New Jersey will feel temperatures in the low-to-mid 80s.