Follow every kick of the 2026 World Cup with LiveScore. See which countries qualify from their group to compete in the knockout rounds.
The tournament features an expanded format with 48 teams competing, making it the largest World Cup in history.
Find everything you need to know about each match in detail. Our World Cup live scores contain:
- Date and kick-off time
- Stadium
- Where to watch on TV
- Match official
- Predicted and official line-ups and formations
- Live updates including main events, minute-by-minute commentary, and video highlights
- Stats including expected goals (xG), possession, shots on target, corner kicks, fouls committed, and yellow cards
- Head-to-head results and form
Participating World Cup 2026 Teams and Group Tables
- Group A – Czechia, Mexico, South Africa, South Korea
- Group B – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, Qatar, Switzerland
- Group C – Brazil, Haiti, Morocco, Scotland
- Group D – Australia, Paraguay, Türkiye, USA
- Group E – Curaçao, Ecuador, Germany, Ivory Coast
- Group F – Japan, Netherlands, Sweden, Tunisia
- Group G – Belgium, Egypt, Iran, New Zealand
- Group H – Cape Verde, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Uruguay
- Group I – France, Iraq, Norway, Senegal
- Group J – Algeria, Argentina, Austria, Jordan
- Group K – Colombia, DR Congo, Portugal, Uzbekistan
- Group L – Croatia, England, Ghana, Panama
World Cup 2026 Key Dates:
- Group Stage: June 11–27
- Round of 32: June 28 – July 3
- Round of 16: July 4–7
- Quarter-finals: July 9–11
- Semi-finals: July 14–15
- Final: July 19
Which countries are favourites to win the 2026 World Cup?
According to LiveScore Bet, teams from Europe dominate the top-10 list of favourites. France and Spain are hotly tipped to lift the World Cup at the MetLife Stadium, followed by England, Portugal, Germany, the Netherlands, and Norway making the list. Previous World Cup winners Argentina and Brazil complete the list.
See all World Cup 2026 fixtures and tables.
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