FIFA World Cup 2026 — Live Hub

Your 2026 World Cup hub: full match schedule, groups and standings, team tracking, a news digest, and match kickoff reminders.

FIFA World Cup 2026

USA · Canada · Mexico

Kicks off 11 June 2026

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Static tournament data

Scores and standings from Wikipedia — CC BY-SA

My Followed Teams

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Today's Matches

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Upcoming Matches

Groups & Standings

Participating Teams

Latest News

Notifications & Alerts

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Alert Preferences

Reminder 1 hour before kickoff Kickoff alert Live goal alerts Halftime alert Final result after the match News for followed teams

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Browser Push Notifications

Browser push is currently used for World Cup news. Match reminders are sent by email.

How to Use

Follow your favourite teams

Go to the Teams tab and click any team to follow it. Your selection is saved automatically.

Track matches and results

The Matches tab shows today's and upcoming matches. Enable spoiler-free mode to avoid score spoilers.

Subscribe for alerts

In the Alerts tab, enter your email for match notifications, or enable browser push.

Frequently Asked Questions

FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off on 11 June 2026 and ends on 19 July 2026, featuring 48 national teams across 12 groups.

Several Arab teams qualified for the 2026 World Cup including Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Egypt, and Jordan. Use the Teams tab to follow them all in one click.

About this Hub

The 2026 FIFA World Cup concluded on 19 July 2026. It was the first tournament hosted by three nations together — the United States, Canada, and Mexico — and the first played with 48 teams instead of 32. This page keeps the full archive: the match schedule with results, the final group standings, and the knockout path through to the final.

You can browse results by group or by team, and open any participating team's profile for its likely formation, key players, and record in previous tournaments. Match reminders and the news digest — by email or browser push — ran during the tournament and stopped when it ended, since there is no longer anything to alert on.

Results and standings come from public sources (Wikipedia, CC BY-SA) and were frozen when the tournament ended, so they will not change again. If you spot an error in any result, tell us via the contact page and we will correct it.