One Trophy.
The Whole World
Watching.
For the first time, 48 nations compete for football's ultimate prize across three countries and sixteen iconic stadiums.
Group Stage
12 groups of 4 teams play a full round-robin. The top 2 from each group plus the 8 best third-placed teams advance — 32 qualify from 48.
Round of 32
The first knockout round. 16 matches across three host nations — one loss and your World Cup is over. The bracket begins.
Round of 16
8 high-stakes matches. Upsets, comebacks and heroes are made here. Only the best 16 remain — and only 8 will survive.
The Last Eight
The last 8 nations standing. Every match is a potential classic. 4 tickets to the semi-finals — moments that will define careers.
The Last Four
Two unforgettable nights. MetLife Stadium and AT&T Stadium host the world's four best nations. Two will fall. Two will dream of the trophy.
The Final
MetLife Stadium, New Jersey. The greatest match in football. One nation. One trophy. The culmination of 48 days and 104 matches of pure football.
"The greatest show
on Earth returns — and this time,
it's bigger than ever."
A Tournament
Reimagined
For the first time in history, 48 nations compete at a World Cup. The format is new: twelve groups of four, a Round of 32, more drama and more upsets than ever before.
Bigger.
Louder.
Bolder.
104 matches across 39 days. From the opening whistle in Mexico City to the final in New Jersey — the biggest World Cup in football history unfolds across an entire continent.
One Trophy.
Endless
Stories.
Every nation. Every player. Every fan. All chasing the same dream — to lift the FIFA World Cup trophy at MetLife Stadium on July 19, 2026.
From Groups to Glory
Top Ranked Nations
The favorites entering the tournament's final stretch.
Three Nations,
One Dream
From the historic Estadio Azteca in Mexico City to MetLife Stadium in New Jersey — 16 iconic venues, one unforgettable summer.
Built with
SYX Design
System v4
7-layer token architecture. Native @layer. Atomic Design.
Three themes — zero component rewrites. Every pixel has a reason.