🌍 The 2026 FIFA World Cup:World Cup 2026 Group Listings (A–L)

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🌍 The 2026 FIFA World Cup:World Cup 2026 Group Listings (A–L)

All 48 teams split into 12 groups of four. The top 2 teams in each group automatically qualify for the Round of 32, and an additional 8 best third-place teams also advance.(Sports Mole)

Group A

  • Mexico
  • South Korea
  • South Africa
  • Czech Republic
    Currently, Mexico leads with 6 points, South Korea has 3, and both Czech Republic and South Africa have 1 point each.(The Football Cafe)

Group B

  • Canada
  • Switzerland
  • Bosnia & Herzegovina
  • Qatar
    Canada and Switzerland sit on 4 points each, while Bosnia & Herzegovina and Qatar have 1 point apiece.(The Football Cafe)

Group C

  • Brazil
  • Morocco
  • Scotland
  • Haiti
    This group has been competitive; Brazil, Morocco, Scotland and Haiti are all fighting for top spots and potential best–third progression.(Sports Mole)

Group D

  • United States
  • Paraguay
  • Australia
  • Turkey
    The US has already put in strong results and looks well-placed to advance.(Wikipedia)

Group E

  • Germany
  • Ecuador
  • CĂ´te d’Ivoire
  • Curacao
    Germany and Ecuador have been notable here, both scoring key group stage victories.(The Economic Times)

Group F

  • Netherlands
  • Japan
  • Sweden
  • Tunisia
    Netherlands and Japan both have 4 points, Sweden has 3, while Tunisia is still seeking a first point.(GoalRadar)

Group G

  • Belgium
  • Iran
  • Egypt
  • New Zealand
    Egypt’s Mohamed Salah helped secure a key win (3-1), currently putting Egypt near the top of this group.(Reuters)

Group H

  • Spain
  • Uruguay
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Cape Verde
    Spain leads this group with exciting performances. Cape Verde stunned Uruguay in an epic 2-2 draw.(Reuters)

Group I

  • France
  • Senegal
  • Norway
  • Iraq
    A heavyweight pool with France and Senegal among the strong teams looking to advance.(Sports Mole)

Group J

  • Argentina
  • Austria
  • Algeria
  • Jordan
    Argentina is a marquee favorite, but this group remains competitive.(Sports Mole)

Group K

  • Portugal
  • Colombia
  • Uzbekistan
  • DR Congo
    Portugal and Colombia are expected to be tough opponents here.(Sports Mole)

Group L

  • England
  • Croatia
  • Panama
  • Ghana
    England currently leads this group scene in many predictions, with Croatia close on their heels.(Sports Mole)

Group Stage Standings Snapshot (Some Current Results)

Here’s a snapshot of how some groups look so far (match days still ongoing): (The Football Cafe)

Group A

  • 1 Mexico — 6 pts
  • 2 South Korea — 3 pts
  • 3 Czech Republic — 1 pt
  • 4 South Africa — 1 pt

Group B

  • 1 Canada — 4 pts
  • 2 Switzerland — 4 pts
  • 3 Bosnia & Herzegovina — 1 pt
  • 4 Qatar — 1 pt

Group F

  • 1 Netherlands — 4 pts
  • 2 Japan — 4 pts
  • 3 Sweden — 3 pts
  • 4 Tunisia — 0 pts

(Other groups are still completing matchdays with standings evolving daily.)(The Football Cafe)


📍 How Third-Place Qualification Works

Because this World Cup expanded to 48 teams, not only the top two but also the 8 best third-placed teams across all groups will qualify for the Round of 32. Criteria include points, goal difference, goals scored, and disciplinary records if tied.(SB Nation)


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