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World Cup 2026

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The FIFA World Cup, known as the World Cup, is a prestigious international football competition among the senior men's national teams affiliated with the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) ...

06/26

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World Cup Fixtures

Round 1

Bosnia and Herzegovina

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World Cup Table

#	Team	GP	W	D	L	G	GD
	Mexico	0	0	0	0	0:0	0
	South Korea	0	0	0	0	0:0	0
	Ghana	0	0	0	0	0:0	0

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This tournament has been held every four years since 1930, excluding 1942 and 1946 due to World War II. Argentina currently holds the championship title, which they secured at the 2022 event. Initially, teams undergo a three-year qualification phase to earn a spot in the tournament phase where 32 teams compete at various venues in the host nation(s) for approximately a month. Host nations automatically qualify for the group stage, and the upcoming 2026 tournament will include 48 teams. Since its inception, the FIFA World Cup has hosted 22 final tournaments, with 80 national teams participating and eight teams claiming victory. Notably, Brazil holds the record with five wins and has participated in every tournament. Germany and Italy follow with four titles each, while Argentina, France, Uruguay, and England have also secured multiple championships. Spain and France both have one title each. The World Cup stands as the pinnacle of football tournaments globally, being the most prestigious and widely watched single sporting event. The 2018 World Cup garnered an estimated 3.57 billion viewers, almost half the world's population, with the 2022 event attracting around 5 billion viewers and 1.5 billion viewers for the final match alone. Seventeen countries have hosted the World Cup, including Qatar in 2022. The 2026 tournament is set to be jointly hosted by Canada, the United States, and Mexico, marking Mexico as the first country to host games in three World Cups.

The 23rd FIFA World Cup 2026 will make history for several reasons. First, the tournament will feature 48 teams for the first time, up from the usual 32. Second, three countries—the United States, Canada, and Mexico—will host the competition, which is also unprecedented. Matches will be held from June 11 to July 19 in 16 cities across two continents. The expanded field significantly increases the unpredictability of results and offers new opportunities for previously overlooked teams.

World Cup History: From Uruguay to the Present Day

The first World Cup took place back in 1930, and even then, it set the tone for everything that followed. Uruguay, while hosting the tournament, also won it, defeating Argentina in the final. Today, Brazil holds the record for most titles, with Argentina the most recent gold medalist. The World Cup isn't just about champions. It's about generations of players dedicating their careers to a shared dream, and millions of fans uniting around common colors. The tournament finals invariably attract the largest television audiences in the world.

Competition Format

The principle is simple and proven: first the group stage, then the knockout stage. From the Round of 16 onward, a single defeat ends the tournament. The increased number of teams complicates the path to the trophy and makes every match even more tense.

Your Guide to the 2026 World Cup

The dedicated World Cup 2026 page will be your primary source of information: World Cup matches today results, the full fixtures, World Cup table, and detailed player and team statistics – including yellow cards, corners, and goals. Match livescores, predictions and odds are also available, and win and goal percentage analytics will help you form your own opinion on each game. All data on upcoming and past games: Best scorer of the tournament (Mbappe Kylian) with 8 goals scored. Best in assists (Messi Lionel) with 3 assists.

Why the 2026 World Cup is worth watching

The expanded format opens the door to real surprises: underdogs get a real chance, and winners can no longer afford to relax. Veterans are fighting for their last chance to write their names into history, while rookies are eager to impress the world. The group stage promises intense competition, and the playoffs promise pure adrenaline drama. The 2026 World Cup will be an event whose emotions will stay with you for a long time.

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