World Cup 2026

48 nations, 104 matches. The largest World Cup ever, co-hosted by Canada, Mexico and the USA from June 11 to July 19, 2026 — fully covered.

The 2026 World Cup is the first to feature an expanded 48-team field. Played across 16 cities in three countries (Canada, Mexico and the USA), the tournament has 12 groups of 4. The top two from each group plus the eight best third-placed teams — 32 nations in total — advance to the knockout stage. This hub keeps every fixture, group table, the bracket and stats updated live.

Last updated: Jun 16, 01:42 UTC

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New Zealandranking 85

Los Angeles, USA · Los Angeles Stadium

15:00Local time

Franceranking 3

Senegalranking 15

New York/NJ, USA · New York New Jersey Stadium

18:00Local time

Norwayranking 31

Boston, USA · Boston Stadium

20:00Local time

Argentinaranking 1

Algeriaranking 28

Kansas City, USA · Kansas City Stadium

21:00Local time

Austriaranking 24

Jordanranking 63

Santa Clara, USA · San Francisco Bay Area Stadium

12:00Local time

Portugalranking 5

Congo DRranking 46

Houston, USA · Houston Stadium

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Saudi Arabiaranking 61

Uruguayranking 16

Miami, USA · Miami Stadium

Belgiumranking 9

Egyptranking 29

Seattle, USA · Seattle Stadium

Cape Verde Islandsranking 67

Atlanta, USA · Atlanta Stadium

Swedenranking 38

Tunisiaranking 45

Monterrey, Mexico · Monterrey Stadium

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All 104 matches — 72 in the group stage and 32 in the knockouts — listed by date, with each kickoff shown in both venue-local and your device's time.

Live tables for all 12 groups (A–L) of four. Order is decided by points, then goal difference, then goals scored.

From the Round of 32 to the final — single-elimination ties, tracked as teams advance.

Players and teams ranked by goals, assists and more — updated as the tournament unfolds.

Frequently asked questions

When and where is the 2026 World Cup held?

It runs from June 11 to July 19, 2026, across 16 cities in Canada, Mexico and the USA — the first World Cup co-hosted by three nations.

How many teams take part?

48 nations compete, up from 32, split into 12 groups of four for the group stage.

How do teams reach the knockout stage?

The top two from each group (24 teams) plus the eight best third-placed teams advance — 32 nations in total.

Can I get lineup and result notifications?

Yes. Follow your nations in the JPick iPhone app to receive push notifications for confirmed lineups, live goals and final results.