The FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to be one of the most exciting and historic tournaments ever, as it will be the first World Cup hosted jointly by three countries—United States, Canada, and Mexico—and will also introduce an expanded format featuring 48 teams instead of the traditional 32. This expansion means more matches, more nations represented, and an even greater celebration of global football culture, bringing fans from every corner of the world together. Major host cities like New York City, Los Angeles, and Toronto will showcase world-class stadiums and vibrant atmospheres, while the tournament itself is expected to highlight both established football powerhouses and emerging teams eager to make history. Organized by FIFA, the 2026 World Cup promises innovation, diversity, and unforgettable moments, solidifying its place as a landmark event not just in sports, but in global culture.
Coming back into this tournament as the defending champion.
Known for their amazing history in this tournament.
A powerhouse team who always end up far into the tournament.
A really strong team and are the underdogs in the World Cup.
Also has great historical success in the World Cup.
Never won the World Cup, but have a strong team coming in the tournament.