FIFA World Cup 2026

World Cup 2026 Results

The tournament is over: Spain are world champions. Browse every score from all 104 matches, filter by team or stage, and export the full results as a clean image.

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Stage

Group

City

Date

Timezone

Total matches104

Group stage72

Host cities16

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Match results

104 matches shown.

All 104 match results, FIFA World Cup 2026

Spain won the 2026 World Cup, beating Argentina 1-0 after extra time in the final. Full results by round:

Group Stage

June 11, Mexico City (Group A): Mexico 2-0 South Africa
June 12, Guadalajara (Group A): Korea Republic 2-1 Czechia
June 12, Toronto (Group B): Canada 1-1 Bosnia and Herzegovina
June 13, Los Angeles (Group D): United States 4-1 Paraguay
June 14, Boston (Group C): Haiti 0-1 Scotland
June 14, Vancouver (Group D): Australia 2-0 Türkiye
June 13, New York (Group C): Brazil 1-1 Morocco
June 13, San Francisco Bay Area (Group B): Qatar 1-1 Switzerland
June 14, Philadelphia (Group E): Côte d'Ivoire 1-0 Ecuador
June 14, Houston (Group E): Germany 7-1 Curaçao
June 14, Dallas (Group F): Netherlands 2-2 Japan
June 15, Monterrey (Group F): Sweden 5-1 Tunisia
June 15, Miami (Group H): Saudi Arabia 1-1 Uruguay
June 15, Atlanta (Group H): Spain 0-0 Cabo Verde
June 16, Los Angeles (Group G): Iran 2-2 New Zealand
June 15, Seattle (Group G): Belgium 1-1 Egypt
June 16, New York (Group I): France 3-1 Senegal
June 16, Boston (Group I): Iraq 1-4 Norway
June 17, Kansas City (Group J): Argentina 3-0 Algeria
June 17, San Francisco Bay Area (Group J): Austria 3-1 Jordan
June 17, Toronto (Group L): Ghana 1-0 Panama
June 17, Dallas (Group L): England 4-2 Croatia
June 17, Houston (Group K): Portugal 1-1 Congo DR
June 18, Mexico City (Group K): Uzbekistan 1-3 Colombia
June 18, Atlanta (Group A): Czechia 1-1 South Africa
June 18, Los Angeles (Group B): Switzerland 4-1 Bosnia and Herzegovina
June 18, Vancouver (Group B): Canada 6-0 Qatar
June 19, Guadalajara (Group A): Mexico 1-0 Korea Republic
June 20, Philadelphia (Group C): Brazil 3-0 Haiti
June 19, Boston (Group C): Scotland 0-1 Morocco
June 20, San Francisco Bay Area (Group D): Türkiye 0-1 Paraguay
June 19, Seattle (Group D): United States 2-0 Australia
June 20, Toronto (Group E): Germany 2-1 Côte d'Ivoire
June 21, Kansas City (Group E): Ecuador 0-0 Curaçao
June 20, Houston (Group F): Netherlands 5-1 Sweden
June 21, Monterrey (Group F): Tunisia 0-4 Japan
June 21, Miami (Group H): Uruguay 2-2 Cabo Verde
June 21, Atlanta (Group H): Spain 4-0 Saudi Arabia
June 21, Los Angeles (Group G): Belgium 0-0 Iran
June 22, Vancouver (Group G): New Zealand 1-3 Egypt
June 23, New York (Group I): Norway 3-2 Senegal
June 22, Philadelphia (Group I): France 3-0 Iraq
June 22, Dallas (Group J): Argentina 2-0 Austria
June 23, San Francisco Bay Area (Group J): Jordan 1-2 Algeria
June 23, Boston (Group L): England 0-0 Ghana
June 23, Toronto (Group L): Panama 0-1 Croatia
June 23, Houston (Group K): Portugal 5-0 Uzbekistan
June 24, Guadalajara (Group K): Colombia 1-0 Congo DR
June 24, Miami (Group C): Scotland 0-3 Brazil
June 24, Atlanta (Group C): Morocco 4-2 Haiti
June 24, Vancouver (Group B): Switzerland 2-1 Canada
June 24, Seattle (Group B): Bosnia and Herzegovina 3-1 Qatar
June 25, Mexico City (Group A): Czechia 0-3 Mexico
June 25, Monterrey (Group A): South Africa 1-0 Korea Republic
June 25, Philadelphia (Group E): Curaçao 0-2 Côte d'Ivoire
June 25, New York (Group E): Ecuador 2-1 Germany
June 25, Dallas (Group F): Japan 1-1 Sweden
June 25, Kansas City (Group F): Tunisia 1-3 Netherlands
June 26, Los Angeles (Group D): Türkiye 3-2 United States
June 26, San Francisco Bay Area (Group D): Paraguay 0-0 Australia
June 26, Boston (Group I): Norway 1-4 France
June 26, Toronto (Group I): Senegal 5-0 Iraq
June 27, Seattle (Group G): Egypt 1-1 Iran
June 27, Vancouver (Group G): New Zealand 1-5 Belgium
June 27, Houston (Group H): Cabo Verde 0-0 Saudi Arabia
June 27, Guadalajara (Group H): Uruguay 0-1 Spain
June 27, New York (Group L): Panama 0-2 England
June 27, Philadelphia (Group L): Croatia 2-1 Ghana
June 28, Kansas City (Group J): Algeria 3-3 Austria
June 28, Dallas (Group J): Jordan 1-3 Argentina
June 27, Miami (Group K): Colombia 0-0 Portugal
June 27, Atlanta (Group K): Congo DR 3-1 Uzbekistan

Round of 32

June 28, Los Angeles (Match 73): South Africa 0-1 Canada
June 29, Boston (Match 74): Germany 1-1 Paraguay, Paraguay won 4-3 on penalties
June 30, Monterrey (Match 75): Netherlands 1-1 Morocco, Morocco won 3-2 on penalties
June 29, Houston (Match 76): Brazil 2-1 Japan
June 30, New York (Match 77): France 3-0 Sweden
June 30, Dallas (Match 78): Côte d'Ivoire 1-2 Norway
July 1, Mexico City (Match 79): Mexico 2-0 Ecuador
July 1, Atlanta (Match 80): England 2-1 Congo DR
July 2, San Francisco Bay Area (Match 81): United States 2-0 Bosnia and Herzegovina
July 1, Seattle (Match 82): Belgium 3-2 Senegal after extra time
July 2, Toronto (Match 83): Portugal 2-1 Croatia
July 2, Los Angeles (Match 84): Spain 3-0 Austria
July 3, Vancouver (Match 85): Switzerland 2-0 Algeria
July 3, Miami (Match 86): Argentina 3-2 Cabo Verde after extra time
July 4, Kansas City (Match 87): Colombia 1-0 Ghana
July 3, Dallas (Match 88): Australia 1-1 Egypt, Egypt won 4-2 on penalties

Round of 16

July 4, Philadelphia (Match 89): Paraguay 0-1 France
July 4, Houston (Match 90): Canada 0-3 Morocco
July 5, New York (Match 91): Brazil 1-2 Norway
July 6, Mexico City (Match 92): Mexico 2-3 England
July 6, Dallas (Match 93): Portugal 0-1 Spain
July 7, Seattle (Match 94): United States 1-4 Belgium
July 7, Atlanta (Match 95): Argentina 3-2 Egypt
July 7, Vancouver (Match 96): Switzerland 0-0 Colombia, Switzerland won 4-3 on penalties

Quarter-finals

July 9, Boston (Match 97): France 2-0 Morocco
July 10, Los Angeles (Match 98): Spain 2-1 Belgium
July 11, Miami (Match 99): Norway 1-2 England after extra time
July 12, Kansas City (Match 100): Argentina 3-1 Switzerland after extra time

Semi-finals

July 14, Dallas (Match 101): France 0-2 Spain
July 15, Atlanta (Match 102): England 1-2 Argentina

Third-place play-off

July 18, Miami (Match 103): France 4-6 England

Final

July 19, New York (Match 104): Spain 1-0 Argentina after extra time

How to use the World Cup 2026 Results

Browse every score from the group stage to the final, grouped by date.
Filter by team, stage, group, city or date to review any part of the tournament.
Search for a team to see its full run, from its first group match to its last knockout game.
Use Download PNG to create a shareable results image for friends, group chats or social posts.
Open the bracket viewer to see the complete knockout path from the Round of 32 to the final.

FIFA World Cup 2026, how the tournament ended

Spain won the 2026 FIFA World Cup, beating Argentina 1-0 after extra time in the final at MetLife Stadium, New York/New Jersey on July 19, 2026. England took third place with a 6-4 win over France in the highest-scoring World Cup match since 1982. The 2026 edition was the first with 48 teams, co-hosted by the United States (11 venues), Canada (2 venues) and Mexico (3 venues), with 104 matches across 39 days from June 11 to July 19, 2026.

Tournament format

The group stage featured 12 groups of 4 teams. The top two finishers in each group advanced automatically. The eight best third-place teams also advanced, filling the 32-team Round of 32. Knockout rounds followed from the Round of 32 through the Round of 16, Quarter-finals, Semi-finals, Third Place match and the Final at MetLife Stadium, New York/New Jersey on July 19, 2026.

Individual awards

Golden Ball (best player): Rodri (Spain), who captained a Spain side that conceded only once in the entire tournament.
Golden Boot (top scorer): Kylian Mbappé (France) with 10 goals, his second consecutive Golden Boot. His two goals in the third-place match also made him the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history. Lionel Messi finished second with 8 goals.
Golden Glove (best goalkeeper): Unai Simón (Spain), with seven clean sheets in eight matches.
Best Young Player: Pau Cubarsí (Spain), 19-year-old centre-back of the champions.

Host cities and venues

United States host cities include New York/New Jersey, Los Angeles, Dallas, San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, Miami, Boston, Kansas City, Philadelphia, Houston and Atlanta. Canada hosts games in Toronto and Vancouver. Mexico hosts games in Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey.

Data sources

Match dates, UTC kick-off times, venues, host cities and group assignments are based on FIFA's public schedule data. Verify late changes on the official FIFA World Cup 2026 schedule.

PureTools is independent and not affiliated with FIFA. The tool is built for fan planning, calendar exports and local-time conversion.

Frequently asked questions

Does this World Cup 2026 schedule show local match times?

Yes. The tool converts every match from the official UTC time into the timezone selected in the schedule controls. It detects your browser timezone by default, but you can switch to common zones such as New York, Los Angeles, Mexico City, London, Paris, Tokyo or Sydney. This is useful when you are comparing host-city times with your own viewing schedule, especially for matches played across the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Who won the individual awards at the 2026 World Cup?

Rodri (Spain) won the Golden Ball as the best player of the tournament. Kylian Mbappé (France) won the Golden Boot with 10 goals, a haul that also made him the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history; Lionel Messi finished second with 8 goals. Unai Simón (Spain) took the Golden Glove with seven clean sheets, and his teammate Pau Cubarsí was named Best Young Player.

Is this the official FIFA schedule?

The match dates, UTC kick-off times, groups, venues and cities are based on FIFA's public 2026 World Cup schedule data. PureTools is not affiliated with FIFA, so fans should verify late changes on FIFA's official schedule page before booking travel or tickets. The tool is designed for planning and filtering convenience, not as a ticketing source or final authority for travel decisions.

Does the schedule work offline?

Yes. The schedule data is stored locally in the page and the service worker caches the tool files. Once the page has loaded, you can filter matches and convert times without calling an external API. If you open it before traveling, the cached page can still help you check results, venues and kick-off times when mobile coverage is unreliable.

Who won the 2026 World Cup?

Spain won the 2026 FIFA World Cup, beating Argentina 1-0 after extra time in the final on July 19, 2026 at MetLife Stadium, New York/New Jersey. England finished third after a 6-4 win over France in the third-place match. Every score from all 104 matches is listed on this page, and you can open the bracket viewer to see the complete knockout path from the Round of 32 to the final.

Can I filter the schedule by city or stadium?

Yes. Use the City dropdown to show only matches played in a specific host city, useful for planning in-person attendance or focusing on games in your region. You can combine the city filter with other filters such as Stage or Date to narrow the list further. The Download PNG image export respects all active filters, so the image you generate contains only the matches currently visible in the list.

How do I see one team's full tournament run?

Select the country in the Team dropdown and the list instantly shows only its matches, from its first group game to its last knockout round, with every score. You can combine the team filter with Stage or Date to narrow it further, then click Download PNG to export that team's run as a shareable image. Everything happens locally in your browser, so nothing about the teams you look up leaves your device.

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