FIFA World Cup 2026 | WC26 in USA, Canada & Mexico

About FIFA World Cup 2026

The FIFA World Cup 2026 will be the biggest football event in history, hosted across Canada, Mexico, and the United States. For the first time, the tournament will feature 48 teams, expanding the excitement with more matches, more stadiums, and more opportunities for fans around the globe.

Set to kick off in June 2026, the competition will take place in 16 host cities across North America, uniting fans in an unforgettable celebration of the beautiful game.

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FIFA World Cup Qualifying Live Score

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World Cup 2026 Schedule and Fixtures

The FIFA World Cup 2026 schedule will include an extended group stage, knockout rounds, and the grand final. With more games than ever before, every date will matter as teams battle for world glory.

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FIFA World Cup 2026: Who has qualified?

A total of 48 national teams will compete at the tournament. As co-hosts, USA, Mexico, and Canada are automatically qualified. Other nations are securing their spots through intense qualifiers worldwide.

TUNISIA

The Carthage Eagles advanced to the World Cup after their 1-0 victory over Equatorial Guinea on September 8. 2025. That win enabled Tunisia become the second African side to qualify after the September World Cup CAF qualifiers. The Carthage Eagles will play in their third-straight World Cup and seventh overall.

MOROCCO

The Atlas Lions emerged as the first African side to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup by ruling the CAF Group E on September 5, 2025. Their 5-0 victory over Niger formalized Morocco’s seventh World Cup appearance and its third-straight after a historic 2022 campaign where they reached the semifinals.

PARAGUAY

La Albirroja will be playing at football’s biggest global showcase next year after finishing within CONMEBOL’s top six. This marks Paraguay’s second overall appearance and the first since 2010, ending a 16-year absence. La Albirroja made it after a 0-0 draw against Ecuador at home on September 4, 2025.

JAPAN

The Samurai Blue eased through qualifying to secure their place at the global showpiece. Japan booked their ticket with three group games left to spare in the third round of the AFC preliminaries and will compete in their eighth successive World Cup.

NEW ZEALAND

New Zealand booked their spot at the World Cup by overcoming New Caledonia 3-0 in the OFC qualifying final. The All Whites will compete at the tournament for the third time, having previously qualified for the 1982 and 2010 editions.

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World Cup Hosts and Stadiums

CANADA

For the first time, Canada will host a FIFA World Cup. Cities like Toronto and Vancouver will showcase Canadian passion for the sport on the world stage.

MEXICO

Mexico makes history by hosting for the third time (after 1970 and 1986). Legendary venues such as Estadio Azteca will once again be at the center of global football.

USA

Major cities like Los Angeles, New York, and Miami will welcome fans with world-class venues. The USA last hosted in 1994, and this edition promises an even bigger spectacle.

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Top Football Players to Watch

The world’s biggest stars will shine in 2026. Here are some key names to follow:

MESSI

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RONALDO

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Mbappé

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Haaland

STRIKER

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The road to glory is set — see when your favorite teams are playing in the FIFA World Cup 2026™. From epic group stage clashes to the thrilling final, every date matters.

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