Jamaica, Honduras, Costa Rica, Panama, and others vie to join hosts Canada, Mexico, and the USMNT in he 2026 World Cup.

Here's what to know about Curaçao's 2026 World Cup group and schedule: The smallest nation in the World Cup hopes to make a huge impact. Its journey starts in the XXXXXX group. June 14: Curaçao vs. Germany at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia or NRG Stadium in Houston

Honduras fell 2-0 to Nicaragua in the Concacaf 2026 World Cup Qualifiers, meaning everything will now be decided in the final match of the group stage.

Curaçao completed an unbeaten Concacaf qualifying campaign to clinch their first ever berth in the FIFA World Cup.

A dozen World Cup 2026 spots will be secured in the coming days as nine berths in UEFA and three in Concacaf will be decided in the next three days. Only three spots in Europe have been secured, as Croatia, England and France have won their respective groups.

Egypt is undoubtedly headlined by Mohamed Salah, the nation's record goalscorer, the fourth-place finisher in 2025's Ballon d'Or awards and the Premier League's top scorer in Liverpool's title-winning campaign last season.

Countries from around the world will compete in FIFA's Intercontinental Playoffs for a chance to make the final two spots in the World Cup.

Ten of the 12 teams remaining in Concacaf qualifying harbour hopes of punching a World Cup ticket in November's finales. It has all come down to this in the final round of Concacaf qualifying for the FIFA World Cup 26™. With the three groups far from ...

The two highest-ranked teams are seeded into the "finals." The other four play single-match first-round games; those two winners face the seeds, and the two match winners qualify for the World Cup. It’s staged in North America as a tournament-style test event ahead of 2026. The two semi-final games will be held on March 26, 2026.

With only the UEFA and intercontinental playoffs left, and the draw approaching on Friday, the World Cup is around the corner

The draw for next summer’s tournament went about as well as U.S. Soccer could hope, with no powerhouse from Europe or South America on deck in the opening round.