The FIFA World Cup 2026 runs from 11 June to 19 July 2026 across 16 stadiums in the United States, Canada and Mexico. For the first time, 48 teams compete across 12 groups — producing 104 matches in total. Statz covers every fixture with live odds, model predictions, team stats and player data.
The 48 qualifying nations are drawn into 12 groups of four teams. The top two from each group plus eight best third-placed sides advance to the Round of 32.
Spain are the current outright favourites at 5/1, followed by France and Argentina. England, Brazil and Germany are in the next tier. Statz publishes model win probabilities for all 48 teams — updated as the tournament approaches.
All 104 fixtures are listed at statz.ai/world-cup/fixtures — filterable by group, team, venue and date. Group stage runs 11 June–2 July. Knockout rounds from 6 July. Final: 19 July 2026, MetLife Stadium, New Jersey.
Statz has individual team preview pages for all 48 qualified nations — covering squad stats, form data, player profiles, fixture lists and Statz model projections. Browse all team pages at statz.ai/world-cup/teams.
The Statz model generates match-by-match predictions for every World Cup fixture — including win probability, projected scoreline, and betting edge vs market odds. Check the fixtures page for pre-match projections on each game.