France headline a fascinating Group I, but Senegal, Norway and Iraq all have compelling stories as they chase a place in the knockout rounds
Reigning European champions Spain headline Group H, but Uruguay, Saudi Arabia and World Cup debutants Cape Verde will all believe they can make life difficult in the race for the knockout rounds
Belgium remain favourites in Group G, but Egypt, Iran and New Zealand all have realistic ambitions of reaching the knockout rounds in one of the tournament's most intriguing groups
The Netherlands and Japan start as favourites in Group F, but Sweden's attacking firepower and Tunisia's defensive resilience could make this one of the tournament's most competitive groups
Four-time champions Germany headline Group E, but Ecuador and Ivory Coast have the quality to challenge for qualification, while World Cup debutants Curacao chase history
Co-hosts USA headline one of the most balanced groups at the World Cup, with Turkey, Paraguay and Australia all carrying realistic hopes of reaching the knockout stage
Five-time champions Brazil headline a fascinating group featuring African powerhouses Morocco, returning Scotland and World Cup newcomers Haiti
With no clear heavyweight in Group B, Canada, Switzerland, Qatar and Bosnia all have reasons to believe they can reach the knockouts
Co-hosts Mexico and Asian powerhouse South Korea headline one of the World Cup's most evenly matched groups
One US official said all players on the Iranian team were approved for visas and were in the process of receiving them
With eight World Cup matches scheduled to be played here, Atlanta Stadium is expected to be one of the tournament's busiest and most iconic venues.
Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, a growing number of long-time supporters say this edition has become financially and logistically out of reach.
Water, sodas and juices sold at World Cup stadiums are supplied exclusively by long-time FIFA sponsor Coca-Cola when the tournament starts next Thursday
The Brazilian Football Confederation said Thursday the 34-year-old forward would remain in New Jersey to undergo treatment
Host cities are shifting World Cup costs to fans and taxpayers, for instance, in New York, a New Jersey Transit trip to MetLife Stadium that usually costs $13 is priced at $98 during the tournament
Iran is heading to the World Cup while the country is at war with the primary host nation, a situation that is unique in the tournament's history.
The Swiss soccer federation at the team's training camp in San Diego confirmed why Embolo's travel approval to the U.S. had been put under review Tuesday.
Congo's soccer federation said it was in discussions with the Spanish soccer federation and relevant international bodies to find solutions.
Football remains a niche sport in India compared to cricket; yet, Zee believes Fifa can help build Zee5, strengthen its sports channels and attract premium advertisers over the next decade
From highly-rated teenagers to emerging talents already making waves in Europe's top leagues, several young players could use the tournament as their breakout moment.