Summary
The draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to take place on December 5 at 17:00 GMT in Washington D.C. Scotland is preparing for the event, where they might face host countries like the USA, Canada, or Mexico in their matches. The event will feature President Trump and other notable figures and is anticipated to capture a large global audience.
Key Facts
- The 2026 FIFA World Cup draw is scheduled for December 5 at 17:00 GMT in Washington D.C.
- The draw will be broadcast live on BBC platforms, including television and radio.
- Notable attendees include President Trump, Scottish FA's Mike Mulraney, singer Robbie Williams, and the Village People.
- If Scotland draws a host nation (USA, Canada, or Mexico), their match dates and locations will be confirmed immediately.
- Scotland's possible opening matches vary by host nation: Mexico (June 11), Canada (June 13), and USA (June 12).
- The tournament will be costly for fans to attend due to travel and accommodation expenses.
- Previous World Cup draw had a record television audience of 2.7 billion viewers.
- The draw will determine where and when Scotland plays in the World Cup next summer.
