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Live Now · FIFA World Cup 2026
Track fixtures, scores, standings shifts, and knockout movement in one place.
Focused on today, with the matches, standings, and guide links worth opening first.
A responsive row of the matches worth checking first.
Ecuador
Tunisia
Spain
Belgium
Uruguay
If you only want the fastest useful path for today, start with these entry points.
Start With Matchday
Lock in the main matchday storyline first, then decide whether you need deeper context, standings, or route reading.
Open Matchday Guide →
Check The Table
The most important outcome is often not the score itself, but how it shifts pressure and knockout positioning.
Open Standings →
Open Fixtures
Connect kickoff times, stages, and pairings so you know what deserves attention next.
Browse Fixtures →
Format changes, qualification logic, and knockout paths in one place.
Format Guide
The 2026 World Cup expands to 48 teams for the first time. That changes more than tournament size. It changes qualification logic, third-place pressure, and how the knockout path should be read.
Updated: 2026-06-17 · 8 min read
Rules Explainer
The best third-place rule is one of the most important and least understood parts of the 48-team World Cup. It turns many seemingly minor matches into bracket-shaping moments.
Updated: 2026-06-17 · 7 min read
Fan Guide
With 12 groups in play, the main challenge is not lack of data but too much of it. The key is not reading every table in full. It is knowing which signals matter most at each stage.
Updated: 2026-06-17 · 6 min read
Knockout Guide
Late in the group stage, fans often ask the same question: would finishing second actually create an easier route? The only useful answer comes from reading the full knockout path, not one opponent in isolation.
Updated: 2026-06-17 · 7 min read
| # | Team | P | GF/GA | PTS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Mexico | 1 | 2:0 | 3 |
| 2 |  Korea Republic | 1 | 2:1 | 3 |
| 3 |  Czechia | 2 | 2:3 | 1 |
| 4 |  South Africa | 2 | 1:3 | 1 |
A quick look at the sides drawing more attention right now.
Spain
FranceKorea Republic
Qatar
Croatia
BrazilSouth Africa
England
NetherlandsMexico
SwitzerlandCzechia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Argentina
PortugalJun 21, 12:00 AM · Kansas City Stadium
Group Stage · Group E
EcuadorCuracaoJun 21, 04:00 AM · Monterrey Stadium
Group Stage · Group F
TunisiaJapanJun 21, 04:00 PM · Atlanta Stadium
Group Stage · Group H
SpainSaudi ArabiaJun 21, 07:00 PM · Los Angeles Stadium
Group Stage · Group G
BelgiumIR IranJun 21, 10:00 PM · Miami Stadium
Group Stage · Group H
UruguayCabo VerdeIf you do not want to begin with updates, jump straight into format, qualification, or route-reading questions.
Start With A Question
Start here for the clearest overview of expansion, group structure, and how the round of 32 fits together.
Open Format Guide →
Start With A Question
Use this path when you care more about who can still advance and which groups become complicated late.
Read Group Scenarios →
Start With A Question
Start with match timing, stage context, and pairings before deciding which background guide to open next.
Open Fixtures →
Start With A Question
If you want to compare first place, second place, and third-place outcomes, the simulator is the fastest way.
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Top two are selected by default. Drag teams to reorder ranking in each group.
MexicoKorea RepublicCzechiaSouth AfricaSwitzerland
CanadaQatarBosnia and HerzegovinaBrazil
Morocco
Scotland
Haiti
USA
Turkiye
Australia
Paraguay
GermanyEcuador
Cote d'IvoireCuracaoNetherlandsJapan
SwedenTunisiaBelgiumIR Iran
Egypt
New ZealandSpainUruguaySaudi ArabiaCabo VerdeFrance
Senegal
Norway
IraqArgentina
Austria
Algeria
JordanPortugal
Colombia
Congo DR
UzbekistanEnglandCroatia
Panama
Ghana