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The Biggest World Cup Ever
June 11 to July 19, 2026. Hosted across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. The first ever 48 team World Cup.
3 Host Nations
USA, Mexico, and Canada unite to host the largest FIFA World Cup in history across 16 world class stadiums.
48 Teams
Expanded from 32 to 48 nations competing in 12 groups. More matches, more drama, more history.
104 Matches
From the opening ceremony on June 11 to the final at MetLife Stadium on July 19, 2026.
48 Teams Competing
From defending champions Argentina to World Cup debutants Cape Verde, Jordan, and Uzbekistan.
Argentina
Brazil
France
England
Germany
Spain
Portugal
Netherlands
Belgium
Croatia
Switzerland
Uruguay
Colombia
Ecuador
Paraguay
USA
Mexico
Canada
Panama
Haiti
Curaçao
Japan
South Korea
Australia
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
Jordan
Uzbekistan
Morocco
Senegal
Egypt
Ghana
Ivory Coast
South Africa
Algeria
Tunisia
Cape Verde
Austria
Norway
Scotland
New Zealand
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Sweden
Türkiye
Czechia
DR Congo
Iraq
12 Groups of 4
The official draw took place on December 5, 2025 at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. All 48 teams confirmed. The biggest World Cup in history kicks off June 11, 2026. See the 12 seeded teams →
England are in Group L. See England's official 26-man World Cup squad →, including the eight big-name omissions led by Phil Foden and Cole Palmer.
Team guides: Brazil's squad and Group C → (Ancelotti, Vinicius Junior, Neymar's return), Argentina's title defence in Group J → (Messi's record sixth World Cup), France in Group I → (Mbappe and Deschamps' last tournament), Spain in Group H → (Euro 2024 champions, Lamine Yamal and Rodri), Germany in Group E → (Musiala, Wirtz and Neuer's return), and the USA in Group D → (host nation, Pochettino and Pulisic).
More guides: Mexico in Group A → (host nation, the Azteca opener and Ochoa's record sixth World Cup), Canada in Group B → (host nation, Alphonso Davies and Jonathan David), and Portugal in Group K → (Ronaldo's record sixth World Cup at 41), plus the Netherlands in Group F → (Koeman, Van Dijk and Frenkie de Jong), and Belgium in Group G → (Garcia, De Bruyne and a returning Lukaku).
More team guides: Colombia in Group K → (James Rodriguez, Luis Diaz and a dangerous outsider), South Korea in Group A → (Son Heung-min's fourth World Cup), and Algeria in Group J → (Riyad Mahrez and the Desert Foxes' return).
More team guides: Iraq in Group I → (Graham Arnold, the Lions of Mesopotamia back after 40 years), Morocco in Group C → (the 2022 semi-finalists and AFCON champions, Achraf Hakimi), and Uzbekistan in Group K → (Fabio Cannavaro and a first-ever World Cup).
More team guides: Ghana in Group L → (Carlos Queiroz's new era, Antoine Semenyo and 15 debutants), Saudi Arabia in Group H → (the Green Falcons who beat Argentina in 2022, now under Georgios Donis), and Cote d'Ivoire in Group E → (the reigning AFCON champions, Franck Kessie and Amad Diallo).
More team guides: Australia in Group D → (Tony Popovic's Socceroos, captain Mathew Ryan and a sixth straight World Cup), Ecuador in Group E → (Beccacece's young, fearless side, Moises Caicedo, Willian Pacho and Piero Hincapie), and Senegal in Group I → (the 2021 AFCON champions, Kalidou Koulibaly and Sadio Mane).
More team guides: Tunisia in Group F → (Sabri Lamouchi's Eagles of Carthage, captain Ellyes Skhiri and a record African qualifying defence), Haiti in Group C → (a historic return after 52 years, Wilson Isidor and Jean-Ricner Bellegarde), and Jordan in Group J → (a first ever World Cup, Mousa Al-Tamari and the 2023 Asian Cup finalists).
More team guides: Switzerland in Group B → (Murat Yakin's knockout regulars, captain Granit Xhaka and Manuel Akanji), Paraguay in Group D → (Gustavo Alfaro's Albirroja back after 16 years, Miguel Almiron and Julio Enciso), and Norway in Group I → (Erling Haaland's first World Cup, captained by Martin Odegaard).
More team guides: Scotland in Group C → (Steve Clarke's Tartan Army back after 28 years, captain Andy Robertson and Napoli's Scott McTominay), New Zealand in Group G → (Darren Bazeley's All Whites back after 16 years, captain Chris Wood), and Panama in Group L → (Thomas Christiansen's Canaleros, captain Anibal Godoy and playmaker Adalberto Carrasquilla).
More team guides: Croatia in Group L → (Zlatko Dalic's serial overachievers, captain Luka Modric at 40 in his farewell and Josko Gvardiol), Uruguay in Group H → (Marcelo Bielsa's dark horses, Federico Valverde and Darwin Nunez, with Luis Suarez left out), and Bosnia and Herzegovina in Group B → (Sergej Barbarez's Dragons, Edin Dzeko's last dance after a playoff win over Italy).
More team guides: Qatar in Group B → (Julen Lopetegui's two-time Asian champions, qualified on merit for the first time, Akram Afif and Almoez Ali), Cape Verde in Group H → (Bubista's Blue Sharks on a historic debut, captain Ryan Mendes and Villarreal's Logan Costa), and Curacao in Group E → (Dick Advocaat at 78, the smallest nation ever to qualify, captain Leandro Bacuna and Tahith Chong).
Group guides: World Cup 2026 Group A → (host Mexico with South Korea, South Africa and Czechia, the full fixtures, venues and a prediction).
More group guides: World Cup 2026 Group B → (co-host Canada with Switzerland, Qatar and Bosnia and Herzegovina), World Cup 2026 Group C → (Brazil with Morocco, Haiti and Scotland), and World Cup 2026 Group D → (co-host USA with Paraguay, Australia and Turkiye), each with the full fixtures, venues and a prediction.
More group guides: World Cup 2026 Group E → (Germany with Cote d'Ivoire, Ecuador and debutants Curacao), World Cup 2026 Group F → (Netherlands with Japan, Sweden and Tunisia), and World Cup 2026 Group G → (Belgium with Egypt, Iran and New Zealand), each with the full fixtures, venues and a prediction.
More group guides: World Cup 2026 Group H → (Spain with Uruguay, Saudi Arabia and debutants Cape Verde), World Cup 2026 Group I → (France with Senegal, Norway and Iraq), and World Cup 2026 Group J → (defending champions Argentina with Austria, Algeria and debutants Jordan), each with the full fixtures, venues and a prediction.
More group guides: World Cup 2026 Group K → (Portugal with DR Congo, Uzbekistan and Colombia), and World Cup 2026 Group L → (England with Croatia, Ghana and Panama), each with the full fixtures, venues and a prediction. New to the 48-team format? Read the World Cup 2026 format explainer → (12 groups, the best thirds, the new Round of 32 and the 104-match math).
Watching from home? See how to watch every match: in the USA → (FOX, FS1, Telemundo and Peacock), in the UK → (free to air on BBC and ITV, with kickoff times), and in Canada → (TSN, RDS and free-to-air CTV).
Going to a match? Read first: the real 2026 World Cup ticket resale guide →. The three legitimate channels, the scams to avoid, and how mobile-only delivery in the FIFA app actually works.
Group A
Group B
Group E
Group F
Group G
Group H
Group K
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World Cup 2026 News
Stay updated with the latest developments as we count down to kick off.
All 48 Teams Confirmed
DR Congo and Iraq won the intercontinental playoff finals to claim the last two spots. All 12 groups are now complete for the biggest World Cup in history.
Italy Eliminated: Bosnia Stun the Azzurri on Penalties
Italy will miss a second World Cup in three editions. Bosnia & Herzegovina, Sweden, Türkiye and Czechia all qualified through the UEFA playoffs.
Group Draw Complete
The final FIFA World Cup 2026 group draw has been completed. 12 groups of 4 teams each will compete in the opening phase. Hosts USA, Mexico and Canada seeded in Groups A, B and C.
Estadio Azteca Makes History
Mexico City's legendary Estadio Azteca becomes the only stadium to host three World Cups, having previously staged finals in 1970 and 1986.
MetLife Stadium Confirmed for Final
The 82,500 seat MetLife Stadium in New Jersey will host the 2026 World Cup Final on July 19. The biggest game in football returns to North America.
Ticket Sales Surge Past 5 Million
FIFA announced that over 5 million ticket applications have been received for the 2026 World Cup, smashing all previous records for the tournament.
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