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The ceremony, held in Washington, distributed the national teams in a bracket marked by continental diversity, the presence of traditional powers, and the inclusion of emerging teams that will compete to make their way from a broader and more demanding group stage than in previous editions. Groups A to F include teams like Mexico, Brazil, Germany, and the Netherlands, along with African and Asian teams, and representatives that still need to define their classification through the European playoffs.From G to L, matches with Belgium, Spain, France, Argentina, Portugal, and England stand out, accompanied by teams from all continents, reflecting the global expansion of football and the new competitive format approved by FIFA.
Official Composition of the 2026 World Cup Groups
Group A
- Mexico (host)
- South Africa
- Republic of Korea
- Winner PO Europe D: Czech Republic / Ireland / Denmark / Macedonia
Group B
- Canada (host)
- PO Europe A Winner: Wales / Bosnia / Italy / Ireland
- Qatar
- Switzerland
Group C
- Brazil
- Morocco
- Haiti
- Scotland
Group D
- United States (host)
- Paraguay
- Australia
- Winner PO Europe C: Slovakia / Kosovo / Turkey / Romania
Group E
- Germany
- Curacao
- Ivory Coast
- Ecuador
Group F
- Netherlands
- Japan
- PO Europe B Winner: Ukraine / Sweden / Poland / Albania
- Tunisia
Group G
- Belgium
- Egypt
- Iran
- New Zealand
Group H
- Spain
- Cape Verde
- Saudi Arabia
- Uruguay
Group I
- France
- Senegal
- Winner PO 2: Bolivia / Iraq / Suriname
- Norway
Group J
- Argentina
- Algeria
- Austria
- Jordan
Group K
- Portugal
- Winner PO 1: New Caledonia / Jamaica / DR Congo
- Colombia
- Uzbekistan
Group L
- England
- Croatia
- Ghana
- Panama
The draw confirms an expanded, competitive tournament with a balanced distribution, where the main powers will have to show their hierarchy from the beginning against increasingly prepared rivals. The 2026 World Cup will be played between June and July 2026, marking a new page in the history of global football
