The FIFA World Cup 2026, set to be jointly hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada, will mark a historic تحول as the tournament expands to include 48 teams for the first time ever, creating one of the largest and most competitive editions in football history, with the officially confirmed group stage dividing teams into 10 groups where global powerhouses and emerging nations will compete side by side for the ultimate prize, as Group C features Brazil alongside Morocco, Haiti, and Scotland, Group D includes host nation United States facing Australia, Paraguay, and Turkey, Group G sees Belgium competing with Iran, Egypt, and New Zealand, Group H places Spain against Uruguay, Saudi Arabia, and Cape Verde, Group I includes France taking on Senegal, Norway, and Iraq, Group J features defending champions Argentina against Jordan, Algeria, and Austria, Group K has Portugal facing Colombia, Uzbekistan, and DR Congo, while Group L includes England up against Croatia, Panama, and Ghana, with the tournament set to kick off on June 11, 2026 at the iconic Estadio Azteca in Mexico City—making it the first stadium in history to host three World Cup opening matches—where the hosts will face South Africa, and after a thrilling 39-day football spectacle, the tournament will conclude with the grand final on July 19, ushering in a new era of global football competition.
The 48 teams for the 2026 World Cup have been finalized, who is in which group?
