Summary
The draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has been completed, grouping 48 teams into 12 groups for the tournament. Spain, England, France, Brazil, and Argentina are currently seen as the top teams likely to win the title. The draw's outcome will guide the tournament's progression, with certain groups like England's being more challenging, often referred to as "Groups of Death."
Key Facts
- The FIFA World Cup draw sorted 48 teams into 12 groups.
- Teams were placed in four pots based on FIFA rankings and other criteria.
- The three host nations, along with top-ranked teams, were placed in Pot 1.
- Geographical rules were applied in drawing the groups to ensure diversity.
- Spain, England, France, Brazil, and Argentina are seen as the favorites to win.
- England's group, including Croatia and Ghana, is noted for its difficulty.
- The tournament will feature famous teams like Brazil and Argentina, known for strong performances in past World Cups.
