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FIFA World Cup 2026 results, stats & history

Canada, Mexico and the United States · 2026, finished

The FIFA World Cup 2026 across Canada, Mexico and the United States is over, with Spain crowned world champions. Every knockout score, the final group standings, top scorers and award winners are below, along with every World Cup champion since 1930 and what comes next in 2030.

Teams
48
Matches
104
Goals
308
Stadiums
16
Host nations
3
Edition
2026

FIFA World Cup 2026 group standings

How all 48 teams finished the group stage. The top two in each group advanced to the round of 32, joined by the eight best third-placed sides.

Group A

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1MexicoMexico3+69
2South AfricaSouth Africa3-14
3South KoreaSouth Korea3-13
4CzechiaCzechia3-41

Group B

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1SwitzerlandSwitzerland3+47
2CanadaCanada3+54
3Bosnia & HerzegovinaBosnia & Herzegovina3-14
4QatarQatar3-81

Group C

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1BrazilBrazil3+67
2MoroccoMorocco3+37
3ScotlandScotland3-33
4HaitiHaiti3-60

Group D

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1USAUSA3+46
2AustraliaAustralia304
3ParaguayParaguay3-24
4TürkiyeTürkiye3-23

Group E

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1GermanyGermany3+66
2Ivory CoastIvory Coast3+26
3EcuadorEcuador304
4CuraçaoCuraçao3-81

Group F

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1NetherlandsNetherlands3+67
2JapanJapan3+45
3SwedenSweden304
4TunisiaTunisia3-100

Group G

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1BelgiumBelgium3+45
2EgyptEgypt3+25
3IranIran303
4New ZealandNew Zealand3-61

Group H

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1SpainSpain3+57
2Cape Verde IslandsCape Verde Islands303
3UruguayUruguay3-12
4Saudi ArabiaSaudi Arabia3-42

Group I

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1FranceFrance3+89
2NorwayNorway3+16
3SenegalSenegal3+23
4IraqIraq3-110

Group J

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1ArgentinaArgentina3+79
2AustriaAustria304
3AlgeriaAlgeria3-24
4JordanJordan3-50

Group K

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1ColombiaColombia3+37
2PortugalPortugal3+55
3Congo DRCongo DR3+14
4UzbekistanUzbekistan3-90

Group L

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1EnglandEngland3+47
2CroatiaCroatia306
3GhanaGhana304
4PanamaPanama3-40

FIFA World Cup FAQs

Spain won the 2026 World Cup, beating Argentina 1–0 (AET) in the final at MetLife Stadium, New York/New Jersey on 19 July 2026. See the final's match page

2026 World Cup winner

SpainSpain

Beat Argentina 1–0 (AET) in the final at MetLife Stadium on 19 July 2026. It is Spain's second title, sixteen years after their first. Final match page

FIFA World Cup 2030: Spain, Portugal and Morocco

The centenary edition. Spain, Portugal and Morocco host the main tournament, with three opening celebration matches in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay, 100 years after Uruguay 1930.

FIFA World Cup 2026 knockout results

Every knockout score, from the final back down to the round of 32. Tap a match for the full report, venue and city guide.

World Cup 2026 third-place final result

World Cup 2026 round of 32 results

Who were the top scorers at the 2026 World Cup?

Kylian Mbappé's 10 goals made him the first player to win the Golden Boot at consecutive World Cups, and took his career World Cup tally to 22, the all-time record.

1. France
Kylian Mbappé10 goals · 4 assists
2. Argentina
Lionel Messi8 goals · 4 assists
3. England
Jude Bellingham7 goals · 1 assists
4. Norway
Erling Haaland7 goals · 0 assists
5. France
Ousmane Dembélé6 goals · 2 assists
6. England
Harry Kane6 goals · 1 assists
7. Spain
Mikel Oyarzabal5 goals · 1 assists

FIFA World Cup 2026 award winners

Golden Ball
RodriSpain · Best player of the tournament, anchoring the champions’ midfield.
Golden Boot
Kylian MbappéFrance · 10 goals, making him the first player to win the Golden Boot at consecutive World Cups.
Golden Glove
Unai SimónSpain · Seven clean sheets in eight matches, conceding once all tournament.
Best Young Player
Pau CubarsíSpain · The teenage centre-back at the heart of the meanest defence in the finals.

FIFA World Cup winners: every champion since 1930

  • 2026Spain1–0 (AET) against Argentina · Canada / Mexico / USA
  • 2022Argentina3–3 (4–2 pens) against France · Qatar
  • 2018France4–2 against Croatia · Russia
  • 2014Germany1–0 (AET) against Argentina · Brazil
  • 2010Spain1–0 (AET) against Netherlands · South Africa
  • 2006Italy1–1 (5–3 pens) against France · Germany
  • 2002Brazil2–0 against Germany · South Korea / Japan
  • 1998France3–0 against Brazil · France
  • 1994Brazil0–0 (3–2 pens) against Italy · USA
  • 1990West Germany1–0 against Argentina · Italy
  • 1986Argentina3–2 against West Germany · Mexico
  • 1982Italy3–1 against West Germany · Spain
  • 1978Argentina3–1 (AET) against Netherlands · Argentina
  • 1974West Germany2–1 against Netherlands · West Germany
  • 1970Brazil4–1 against Italy · Mexico
  • 1966England4–2 (AET) against West Germany · England
  • 1962Brazil3–1 against Czechoslovakia · Chile
  • 1958Brazil5–2 against Sweden · Sweden
  • 1954West Germany3–2 against Hungary · Switzerland
  • 1950Uruguay2–1 (deciding match) against Brazil · Brazil
  • 1938Italy4–2 against Hungary · France
  • 1934Italy2–1 (AET) against Czechoslovakia · Italy
  • 1930Uruguay4–2 against Argentina · Uruguay

Who has won the most World Cups?

Brazil
5 titles1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002
Germany
4 titles1954, 1974, 1990, 2014
Italy
4 titles1934, 1938, 1982, 2006
Argentina
3 titles1978, 1986, 2022
Spain
2 titles2010, 2026
France
2 titles1998, 2018
Uruguay
2 titles1930, 1950
England
1 title1966

All-time World Cup top scorers

1. France
Kylian Mbappé22 goals · 2018–2026
2. Argentina
Lionel Messi21 goals · 2006–2026
3. Germany
Miroslav Klose16 goals · 2002–2014
4. Brazil
Ronaldo15 goals · 1998–2006
5. West Germany
Gerd Müller14 goals · 1970–1974

Where was the 2026 World Cup played?

AT&T Stadium, SoFi Stadium, MetLife Stadium, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Gillette Stadium, BC Place, NRG Stadium, Hard Rock Stadium, BMO Field, Levi's Stadium, Lincoln Financial Field, Lumen Field, Arrowhead Stadium, Estadio Azteca, Estadio AKRON, Estadio BBVA

FIFA World Cup 2026 teams

Spain, France, Argentina, England, Switzerland, Morocco, Belgium, Norway, Mexico, Canada, USA, Paraguay