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Who wins FIFA World Cup 2026?

Odd unit: EU | UK | US

	Highest odds	Lowest odds
Spain	7.00	6.80
France	7.80	7.00
Brazil	8.00	7.00
England	8.00	7.00
Argentina	11.00	10.00
Germany	12.00	11.00
Portugal	17.50	15.00
Netherlands	26.00	17.00
Italy	26.00	21.00
Uruguay	26.00	26.00
Colombia	41.00	41.00
Mexico	51.00	20.00
Belgium	55.00	26.00
U.S.A.	65.00	26.00
Morocco	80.00	67.00
Norway	81.00	4.00
Croatia	85.00	51.00
Japan	90.00	81.00
Canada	100.00	81.00
Chile	101.00	100.00
Ecuador	101.00	100.00
Serbia	101.00	100.00
Peru	101.00	101.00
Switzerland	150.00	101.00
Sweden	151.00	1.01
Austria	151.00	151.00
Paraguay	151.00	151.00
Poland	151.00	151.00
Turkey	151.00	151.00
Denmark	190.00	67.00
Hungary	201.00	201.00
Senegal	201.00	201.00
South Korea	251.00	251.00
Australia	501.00	501.00
Cameroon	501.00	501.00
Costa Rica	501.00	501.00
Finland	501.00	501.00
Ghana	501.00	501.00
Greece	501.00	501.00
Iran	501.00	501.00
Ireland	501.00	501.00
Northern Ireland	501.00	501.00
Scotland	501.00	501.00
Tunisia	501.00	501.00
Ukraine	501.00	501.00
Wales	501.00	501.00
Georgia	1001.00	1001.00
New Zealand	1001.00	1001.00
Qatar	1001.00	1001.00
Romania	1001.00	1001.00
Saudi Arabia	1001.00	1001.00
United Arab Emirates	1001.00	1001.00
Verified (CET) Changed (CET)

Boylesports	Smarkets
7.00	6.80
7.00	7.80
7.00	8.00
8.00	7.00
10.00	11.00
11.00	12.00
15.00	17.50
17.00	26.00
21.00	26.00
26.00	26.00
41.00	na
51.00	20.00
26.00	55.00
26.00	65.00
67.00	80.00
81.00	4.00
51.00	85.00
81.00	90.00
81.00	100.00
101.00	100.00
101.00	100.00
101.00	100.00
101.00	na
101.00	150.00
151.00	1.01
151.00	na
151.00	na
151.00	na
151.00	na
67.00	190.00
201.00	na
201.00	na
251.00	na
501.00	na
501.00	na
501.00	na
501.00	na
501.00	na
501.00	na
501.00	na
501.00	na
501.00	na
501.00	na
501.00	na
501.00	na
501.00	na
1001.00	na
1001.00	na
1001.00	na
1001.00	na
1001.00	na
1001.00	na
21 Jan 02:37 10 Jan 14:21	21 Jan 02:37 20 Jan 16:26

FIFA WORLD CUP

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to be a tournament like no other. For the first time in history, three countries — Canada, Mexico, and the United States — will come together to host the event. Scheduled from June 11 to July 19, this edition will also introduce a larger format with 48 teams, up from the usual 32. This change not only adds more matches but also opens up the opportunity for more countries to compete on football’s grandest stage.

A Journey Across North America

The games will be played in 16 cities, each offering its own unique atmosphere. In Canada, Vancouver and Toronto will host matches, while Mexico will feature Guadalajara, Monterrey, and Mexico City. The United States, hosting the majority of the games, will welcome fans to iconic cities such as New York/New Jersey, Los Angeles, Miami, Dallas, and Seattle. Among the venues, Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca will be historic, becoming the first stadium to host matches in three separate World Cups, having already been part of the tournaments in 1970 and 1986.

A Fresh Tournament Structure

The expanded format will see 12 groups, each containing four teams. The top two teams from each group, along with the eight best third-place teams, will advance to a knockout stage of 32. With 104 total matches, this World Cup promises more action, more surprises, and countless thrilling moments for fans.

Key Storylines to Follow

Even with the tournament still a few years away, several compelling stories are already emerging:

Neymar’s Final World Cup: Brazilian star Neymar has confirmed that 2026 will be his last World Cup. Despite dealing with injuries in recent years, he is determined to lead Brazil to one last victory.
Deschamps’ Farewell: France’s renowned coach Didier Deschamps will step down after this World Cup, ending a successful chapter that included their 2018 World Cup triumph.
Indonesia’s Ambitions: Dutch football legend Patrick Kluivert is now the coach of Indonesia, and he is working hard to guide the team through the qualification process for this expanded tournament.

More Than Just a Football Tournament

This World Cup will coincide with the United States’ 250th anniversary, adding a unique celebratory aspect to the event. Nationwide celebrations will enhance the excitement, making this more than just a sports competition—it will be a cultural milestone.

With its expanded format, historic stadiums, and unforgettable stories, the 2026 FIFA World Cup is poised to be a global celebration of football and unity.

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