Complete Guide to Where Every Team Will Play at FIFA World Cup 2026
Match cities, stadiums and possible knockout venues for all 48 teams
The FIFA World Cup 2026 isn’t just another tournament — it’s set to be the biggest edition ever. For the first time, the competition will expand to 48 teams playing across 16 host cities in three countries: Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
With a record 104 matches packed into one summer, the scale of travel and planning will be just as big as the action on the pitch. Whether you’re planning to follow your team across multiple cities or simply want to experience the atmosphere in a host city, knowing where teams will play is key. From managing long travel distances to booking accommodation before prices surge, planning ahead can make a huge difference.
This guide brings together match locations, host cities, and possible knockout paths for every team so you can decide where to stay, plan your itinerary, and stay one step ahead of the crowds.
Match locations and knockout paths shown here are projections based on expected group finishing positions and tournament structure, with final venues confirmed after group standings and playoff teams are finalized, and this guide will be updated accordingly.
Quick Guide: Find Your Team
Jump to your team’s match locations and possible knockout path below.
A
Argentina | Australia | Austria | Algeria
B
C
Canada | Cabo Verde | Colombia | Croatia | Curaçao
E
F
G
H
I
J
M
N
Netherlands | New Zealand | Norway
P
Q
S
Saudi Arabia | Scotland | Senegal | South Africa | South Korea | Spain | Switzerland
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U
Team Match Locations & Knockout Paths
Argentina
Group Stage Matches (Group J)
Match 1 – Argentina vs Algeria (Kansas City, June 16 — 8PM CDT)
Match 2 – Argentina vs Austria (Dallas, June 22 — 12PM CDT)
Match 3 – Jordan vs Argentina (Dallas, June 27 — 9PM CDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Miami, July 3 — 6PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Los Angeles, July 2 — 12PM PDT
Australia
Group Stage Matches (Group D)
Match 1 – Australia vs UEFA Play-off C Winner (Vancouver, June 13 — 9PM PDT)
Match 2 – USA vs Australia (Seattle, June 19 — 12PM PDT)
Match 3 – Paraguay vs Australia (San Francisco Bay Area, June 25 — 7PM PDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – San Francisco Bay Area, July 1 — 5PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, July 3 — 1PM CDT
Austria
Group Stage Matches (Group J)
Match 1 – Austria vs Jordan (San Francisco Bay Area, June 16 — 9PM PDT)
Match 2 – Argentina vs Austria (Dallas, June 22 — 12PM CDT)
Match 3 – Algeria vs Austria (Kansas City, June 27 — 9PM CDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Miami, June 30 — 6PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Los Angeles, July 3 — 12PM PDT
Algeria
Group Stage Matches (Group J)
Match 1 – Argentina vs Algeria (Kansas City, June 16 — 8PM CDT)
Match 2 – Jordan vs Algeria (San Francisco Bay Area, June 22 — 8PM PDT)
Match 3 – Algeria vs Austria (Kansas City, June 27 — 9PM CDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Miami, July 3 — 6PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Los Angeles, July 2 — 12PM PDT
Belgium
Group Stage Matches (Group G)
Match 1 – Belgium vs Egypt (Seattle, June 15 — 12PM PDT)
Match 2 – Belgium vs Iran (Los Angeles, June 21 — 12PM PDT)
Match 3 – New Zealand vs Belgium (Vancouver, June 26 — 8PM PDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Seattle, July 1 — 1PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, July 3 — 1PM CDT
Brazil
Group Stage Matches (Group C)
Match 1 – Brazil vs Morocco (New York/New Jersey, June 13 — 6PM EDT)
Match 2 – Brazil vs Haiti (Philadelphia, June 19 — 9PM EDT)
Match 3 – Scotland vs Brazil (Miami, June 24 — 6PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Houston, June 29 — 12PM CDT
Finish 2nd – Monterrey, June 29 — 7PM CST
Canada
Group Stage Matches (Group B)
Match 1 – Canada vs UEFA Play-off A Winner (Toronto, June 12 — 3PM EDT)
Match 2 – Canada vs Qatar (Vancouver, June 18 — 3PM PDT)
Match 3 – Switzerland vs Canada (Vancouver, June 24 — 12PM PDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Vancouver, July 2 — 8PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Los Angeles, June 28 — 12PM PDT
Cabo Verde
Group Stage Matches (Group H)
Match 1 – Spain vs Cabo Verde (Atlanta, June 15 — 12PM EDT)
Match 2 – Uruguay vs Cabo Verde (Miami, June 21 — 6PM EDT)
Match 3 – Cabo Verde vs Saudi Arabia (Houston, June 26 — 7PM CDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Los Angeles, July 3 — 12PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Miami, July 2 — 6PM EDT
Colombia
Group Stage Matches (Group K)
Match 1 – Uzbekistan vs Colombia (Mexico City, June 17 — 8PM CST)
Match 2 – Colombia vs Play-off 1 Winner (Guadalajara, June 23 — 8PM CST)
Match 3 – Colombia vs Portugal (Miami, June 27 — 7:30PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Kansas City, July 4 — 8:30PM CDT
Finish 2nd – Toronto, July 2 — 7PM EDT
Croatia
Group Stage Matches (Group L)
Match 1 – England vs Croatia (Dallas, June 17 — 3PM CDT)
Match 2 – Panama vs Croatia (Toronto, June 23 — 7PM EDT)
Match 3 – Croatia vs Ghana (Philadelphia, June 27 — 5PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Atlanta, July 4 — 12PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Toronto, July 2 — 7PM EDT
Curaçao
Group Stage Matches (Group E)
Match 1 – Germany vs Curaçao (Houston, June 14 — 12PM CDT)
Match 2 – Ecuador vs Curaçao (Kansas City, June 20 — 7PM CDT)
Match 3 – Curaçao vs Ivory Coast (Philadelphia, June 25 — 4PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Boston, June 28 — 4:30PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, June 30 — 12PM CDT
Ecuador
Group Stage Matches (Group E)
Match 1 – Ivory Coast vs Ecuador (Philadelphia, June 14 — 7PM EDT)
Match 2 – Ecuador vs Curaçao (Kansas City, June 20 — 7PM CDT)
Match 3 – Ecuador vs Germany (New York/New Jersey, June 25 — 4PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Boston, June 29 — 4:30PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, June 30 — 12PM CDT
Egypt
Group Stage Matches (Group G)
Match 1 – Belgium vs Egypt (Seattle, June 15 — 12PM PDT)
Match 2 – New Zealand vs Egypt (Vancouver, June 21 — 6PM PDT)
Match 3 – Egypt vs Iran (Seattle, June 26 — 8PM PDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Seattle, July 1 — 1PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, July 3 — 1PM CDT
England
Group Stage Matches (Group L)
Match 1 – England vs Croatia (Dallas, June 17 — 3PM CDT)
Match 2 – England vs Ghana (Boston, June 23 — 4PM EDT)
Match 3 – Panama vs England (New York/New Jersey, June 27 — 5PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Atlanta, July 1 — 12PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Toronto, July 2 — 7PM EDT
France
Group Stage Matches (Group I)
Match 1 – France vs Senegal (New York/New Jersey, June 16 — 3PM EDT)
Match 2 – France vs Play-off 2 Winner (Philadelphia, June 22 — 5PM EDT)
Match 3 – Norway vs France (Boston, June 26 — 3PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – New York/New Jersey, June 30 — 5PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, June 30 — 12PM CDT
Germany
Group Stage Matches (Group E)
Match 1 – Germany vs Curaçao (Houston, June 14 — 12PM CDT)
Match 2 – Germany vs Ivory Coast (Toronto, June 20 — 4PM EDT)
Match 3 – Ecuador vs Germany (New York/New Jersey, June 25 — 4PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Boston, June 28 — 4:30PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, June 30 — 12PM CDT
Ghana
Group Stage Matches (Group L)
Match 1 – Ghana vs Panama (Toronto, June 17 — 7PM EDT)
Match 2 – England vs Ghana (Boston, June 23 — 4PM EDT)
Match 3 – Croatia vs Ghana (Philadelphia, June 27 — 5PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Atlanta, July 4 — 12PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Toronto, July 2 — 7PM EDT
Haiti
Group Stage Matches (Group C)
Match 1 – Haiti vs Scotland (Boston, June 13 — 9PM EDT)
Match 2 – Brazil vs Haiti (Philadelphia, June 19 — 9PM EDT)
Match 3 – Morocco vs Haiti (Atlanta, June 24 — 6PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Houston, June 29 — 12PM CDT
Finish 2nd – Monterrey, June 29 — 7PM CST
Iran
Group Stage Matches (Group G)
Match 1 – Iran vs New Zealand (Los Angeles, June 15 — 6PM PDT)
Match 2 – Belgium vs Iran (Los Angeles, June 21 — 12PM PDT)
Match 3 – Egypt vs Iran (Seattle, June 26 — 8PM PDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Seattle, July 1 — 1PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, July 3 — 1PM CDT
Ivory Coast
Group Stage Matches (Group E)
Match 1 – Ivory Coast vs Ecuador (Philadelphia, June 14 — 7PM EDT)
Match 2 – Germany vs Ivory Coast (Toronto, June 20 — 4PM EDT)
Match 3 – Curaçao vs Ivory Coast (Philadelphia, June 25 — 4PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Boston, June 29 — 4:30PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, June 30 — 12PM CDT
Japan
Group Stage Matches (Group F)
Match 1 – Netherlands vs Japan (Dallas, June 14 — 3PM CDT)
Match 2 – Tunisia vs Japan (Monterrey, June 20 — 10PM CST)
Match 3 – Japan vs UEFA Play-off B Winner (Dallas, June 25 — 6PM CDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Monterrey, June 29 — 7PM CST
Finish 2nd – Houston, June 29 — 12PM CDT
Jordan
Group Stage Matches (Group J)
Match 1 – Austria vs Jordan (San Francisco Bay Area, June 16 — 9PM PDT)
Match 2 – Jordan vs Algeria (San Francisco Bay Area, June 22 — 8PM PDT)
Match 3 – Jordan vs Argentina (Dallas, June 27 — 9PM CDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Miami, July 3 — 6PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Los Angeles, July 2 — 12PM PDT
Mexico
Group Stage Matches (Group A)
Match 1 – Mexico vs South Africa (Mexico City, June 11 — 1PM CST)
Match 2 – Mexico vs South Korea (Guadalajara, June 18 — 7PM CST)
Match 3 – UEFA Play-off D Winner vs Mexico (Mexico City, June 24 — 7PM CST)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Mexico City, June 30 — 7PM CST
Finish 2nd – Los Angeles, June 28 — 12PM PDT
Morocco
Group Stage Matches (Group C)
Match 1 – Brazil vs Morocco (New York/New Jersey, June 13 — 6PM EDT)
Match 2 – Scotland vs Morocco (Boston, June 19 — 6PM EDT)
Match 3 – Morocco vs Haiti (Atlanta, June 24 — 6PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Houston, June 29 — 12PM CDT
Finish 2nd – Monterrey, June 29 — 7PM CST
Netherlands
Group Stage Matches (Group F)
Match 1 – Netherlands vs Japan (Dallas, June 14 — 3PM CDT)
Match 2 – Netherlands vs UEFA Play-off B Winner (Houston, June 20 — 12PM CDT)
Match 3 – Tunisia vs Netherlands (Kansas City, June 25 — 6PM CDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Monterrey, June 29 — 7PM CST
Finish 2nd – Houston, June 29 — 12PM CDT
New Zealand
Group Stage Matches (Group G)
Match 1 – Iran vs New Zealand (Los Angeles, June 15 — 6PM PDT)
Match 2 – New Zealand vs Egypt (Vancouver, June 21 — 6PM PDT)
Match 3 – New Zealand vs Belgium (Vancouver, June 26 — 8PM PDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Seattle, July 1 — 1PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, July 3 — 1PM CDT
Norway
Group Stage Matches (Group I)
Match 1 – Norway vs Play-off 2 Winner (Boston, June 16 — 6PM EDT)
Match 2 – Norway vs Senegal (New York/New Jersey, June 22 — 8PM EDT)
Match 3 – Norway vs France (Boston, June 26 — 3PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – New York/New Jersey, June 30 — 5PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, June 30 — 12PM CDT
Panama
Group Stage Matches (Group L)
Match 1 – Ghana vs Panama (Toronto, June 17 — 7PM EDT)
Match 2 – Panama vs Croatia (Toronto, June 23 — 7PM EDT)
Match 3 – Panama vs England (New York/New Jersey, June 27 — 5PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Atlanta, July 4 — 12PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Toronto, July 2 — 7PM EDT
Paraguay
Group Stage Matches (Group D)
Match 1 – USA vs Paraguay (Los Angeles, June 12 — 6PM PDT)
Match 2 – UEFA Play-off C vs Paraguay (San Francisco Bay Area, June 19 — 9PM PDT)
Match 3 – Paraguay vs Australia (San Francisco Bay Area, June 25 — 7PM PDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – San Francisco Bay Area, July 1 — 5PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, July 2 — 1PM CDT
Portugal
Group Stage Matches (Group K)
Match 1 – Portugal vs IC Play-off 1 Winner (Houston, June 17 — 12PM CDT)
Match 2 – Portugal vs Uzbekistan (Houston, June 23 — 12PM CDT)
Match 3 – Colombia vs Portugal (Miami, June 27 — 7:30PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Kansas City, July 3 — 8:30PM CDT
Finish 2nd – Toronto, July 2 — 7PM EDT
Qatar
Group Stage Matches (Group B)
Match 1 – Qatar vs Switzerland (San Francisco Bay Area, June 13 — 12PM PDT)
Match 2 – Canada vs Qatar (Vancouver, June 18 — 3PM PDT)
Match 3 – UEFA Play-off A vs Qatar (Seattle, June 24 — 12PM PDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Vancouver, July 2 — 8PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Los Angeles, June 28 — 12PM PDT
Saudi Arabia
Group Stage Matches (Group H)
Match 1 – Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay (Miami, June 15 — 6PM EDT)
Match 2 – Spain vs Saudi Arabia (Atlanta, June 21 — 12PM EDT)
Match 3 – Cabo Verde vs Saudi Arabia (Houston, June 26 — 7PM CDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Los Angeles, July 1 — 12PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Miami, June 30 — 6PM EDT
Scotland
Group Stage Matches (Group C)
Match 1 – Haiti vs Scotland (Boston, June 13 — 9PM EDT)
Match 2 – Scotland vs Morocco (Boston, June 19 — 6PM EDT)
Match 3 – Scotland vs Brazil (Miami, June 24 — 6PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – New York/New Jersey, June 29 — 5PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, June 28 — 12PM CDT
South Africa
Group Stage Matches (Group A)
Match 1 – Mexico vs South Africa (Mexico City, June 11 — 1PM CST)
Match 2 – UEFA Play-off D vs South Africa (Atlanta, June 18 — 12PM EDT)
Match 3 – South Africa vs South Korea (Monterrey, June 24 — 7PM CST)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Mexico City, July 1 — 7PM CST
Finish 2nd – Los Angeles, June 28 — 12PM PDT
Senegal
Group Stage Matches (Group I)
Match 1 – France vs Senegal (New York/New Jersey, June 16 — 3PM EDT)
Match 2 – Norway vs Senegal (New York/New Jersey, June 22 — 8PM EDT)
Match 3 – Senegal vs IC Play-off 2 Winner (Toronto, June 26 — 3PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – New York/New Jersey, June 30 — 5PM EDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, June 30 — 12PM CDT
South Korea
Group Stage Matches (Group A)
Match 1 – South Korea vs UEFA Play-off D (Guadalajara, June 11 — 8PM CST)
Match 2 – Mexico vs South Korea (Guadalajara, June 18 — 7PM CST)
Match 3 – South Africa vs South Korea (Monterrey, June 24 — 7PM CST)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Mexico City, June 30 — 7PM CST
Finish 2nd – Los Angeles, June 28 — 12PM PDT
Spain
Group Stage Matches (Group H)
Match 1 – Spain vs Cabo Verde (Atlanta, June 15 — 12PM EDT)
Match 2 – Spain vs Saudi Arabia (Atlanta, June 21 — 12PM EDT)
Match 3 – Uruguay vs Spain (Guadalajara, June 26 — 6PM CST)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Los Angeles, July 2 — 12PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Miami, July 3 — 6PM EDT
Switzerland
Group Stage Matches (Group B)
Match 1 – Qatar vs Switzerland (San Francisco Bay Area, June 13 — 12PM PDT)
Match 2 – Switzerland vs UEFA Play-off A Winner (Los Angeles, June 18 — 12PM PDT)
Match 3 – Switzerland vs Canada (Vancouver, June 24 — 12PM PDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Vancouver, July 2 — 8PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Los Angeles, June 28 — 12PM PDT
Tunisia
Group Stage Matches (Group F)
Match 1 – UEFA Play-off B vs Tunisia (Monterrey, June 14 — 8PM CST)
Match 2 – Tunisia vs Japan (Monterrey, June 20 — 10PM CST)
Match 3 – Tunisia vs Netherlands (Kansas City, June 25 — 6PM CDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Monterrey, June 28 — 7PM CST
Finish 2nd – Houston, June 29 — 12PM CDT
United States
Group Stage Matches (Group D)
Match 1 – United States vs Paraguay (Los Angeles, June 12 — 6PM PDT)
Match 2 – United States vs Australia (Seattle, June 19 — 12PM PDT)
Match 3 – UEFA Play-off C Winner vs United States (Los Angeles, June 25 — 7PM PDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – San Francisco Bay Area, July 1 — 5PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Dallas, July 3 — 1PM CDT
Uruguay
Group Stage Matches (Group H)
Match 1 – Saudi Arabia vs Uruguay (Miami, June 15 — 6PM EDT)
Match 2 – Uruguay vs Cabo Verde (Miami, June 21 — 6PM EDT)
Match 3 – Uruguay vs Spain (Guadalajara, June 26 — 6PM CST)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Los Angeles, July 2 — 12PM PDT
Finish 2nd – Miami, July 3 — 6PM EDT
Uzbekistan
Group Stage Matches (Group K)
Match 1 – Uzbekistan vs Colombia (Mexico City, June 17 — 8PM CST)
Match 2 – Portugal vs Uzbekistan (Houston, June 23 — 12PM CDT)
Match 3 – IC Play-off 1 Winner vs Uzbekistan (Atlanta, June 27 — 7:30PM EDT)
Possible Round of 32 Venues
Finish 1st – Kansas City, July 3 — 8:30PM CDT
Finish 2nd – Toronto, July 2 — 7PM EDT
How Knockout Qualification Works
A total of 32 teams move on from the group stage to the knockout rounds. The top two teams from each of the 12 groups automatically qualify, giving us 24 teams. The remaining eight spots are filled by the best third-place teams across all groups.
To decide which third-place teams advance, FIFA ranks them based on points earned in the group stage, followed by goal difference, goals scored, and fair play record if needed. If teams are still tied, a draw determines the final spot.
The knockout bracket is predetermined, meaning each team’s path to the final is already mapped out once they are placed in a group. This helps reduce travel by keeping teams within certain regions during the early rounds. The top seeded teams are also placed in separate parts of the bracket so they can only meet in the later stages if they keep winning.
For group winners, their Round of 32 opponent could be either a runner-up or one of the qualifying third-place teams. The exact matchup depends on which groups the advancing third-place teams come from, following FIFA’s preset combinations to avoid immediate rematches.
Travel Planning Tips for Following Your Team
1. Plan Your Budget Early
Following your team across cities can get expensive fast, especially if they make a deep run. Setting a rough budget early helps you decide how many matches to attend and where to spend. If you need help estimating costs, see our guide on how to plan your FIFA trip on a budget.
2. Check Visa Requirements Early
Visa rules can vary depending on your passport and which host countries you’ll visit. Apply as early as possible so you’re ready to travel if your team advances. Our FIFA World Cup visa guide explains timelines and requirements.
3. Be Smart with Knockout Bookings
It’s usually best to wait until group standings are confirmed before booking non-refundable hotels for knockout matches. A different group finish can send your team to a completely different city, so staying flexible can save money.
4. Choose Your Base City Carefully
If your team plays in multiple locations, staying in a well-connected city can make travel much easier. Look for places with strong flight or train links, and compare options using our host city guides.
5. Stay Flexible
Knockout venues depend on results, so flexible flights and refundable hotels give you room to adjust plans as the tournament unfolds.
6. Pack Smart
You’ll likely deal with different climates and plenty of travel days, so pack light and practical. Our what to pack for your FIFA trip checklist covers the essentials.
Frequently Asked Questions About FIFA World Cup 2026 Match Locations
Where will teams play their group stage matches at World Cup 2026?
Teams will play group stage matches across host cities in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Locations were determined during the official draw in December 2025, which assigned each team to a specific group and city schedule.
How are knockout match locations decided?
Knockout venues are predetermined based on finishing positions in each group. Once the group stage ends, teams follow a fixed bracket that determines which cities they play in next.
Can teams play in multiple countries during the tournament?
Yes. Because the tournament is co-hosted, teams may travel between the US, Mexico, and Canada, especially if they advance to the knockout rounds where the bracket can move teams across borders.
When will the full list of 48 teams be finalized?
The final six teams will be decided during the playoff window from March 26 to March 31, 2026. Four teams will qualify through the UEFA playoffs, while the final two spots will be decided in the intercontinental playoffs held in Mexico.
When will the Round of 32 matchups be finalized?
Round of 32 matchups will be confirmed after the group stage concludes on June 27, when final standings determine which teams advance and where they are placed in the knockout bracket. For the latest confirmed fixtures and updates, you can check the official FIFA match schedule on the FIFA website.
How do the best third-place teams qualify?
With 12 groups, the eight third-place teams with the best records advance to the Round of 32. Rankings are based on points, goal difference, and goals scored, which adds extra importance to the final group matches.