World Cup 2026Predictions hub
Everything you need to call the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Predict any scoreline and get a pundit-grade AI verdict, learn how to fill a 48-team bracket, and dig into group-by-group predictions for all 48 nations — then check no seat is a rip-off before you buy.
How to predict the 2026 World Cup
- 1Call the groups
Pick the top two from each of the 12 groups, then the eight best third-placed teams. That fills the 32-team knockout draw.
- 2Map the route
Follow each group winner and runner-up through the Round of 32, 16, quarters and semis. Avoid the trap of putting two favourites on the same side.
- 3Pressure-test scorelines
Use the FanHQ26 Score Predictor to call exact scores and get an AI verdict on whether your pick holds up.
- 4Lock it in with friends
Spin up a private prediction league, share an invite code and battle for bragging rights all tournament.
Title favourites
Tap a contender for their group, fixtures and route.
World Cup 2026 predictions — FAQ
- When is the 2026 World Cup?
- The 2026 FIFA World Cup runs from June 11 to July 19, 2026, hosted across the United States, Mexico and Canada. It is the first 48-team World Cup, with 104 matches in 16 host cities.
- How do I predict the World Cup 2026 bracket?
- Start with the 12 groups: pick the top two from each plus the eight best third-placed teams to fill the Round of 32, then work through each knockout tie to the Final. The FanHQ26 Score Predictor gives you an AI verdict on any scoreline to pressure-test your picks.
- Who are the favourites to win the World Cup 2026?
- Recent form points to a familiar group of contenders — reigning champions Argentina, France, Brazil, Spain, England and Germany — with co-hosts USA, Mexico and Canada boosted by home advantage. Use the team pages to weigh each side's group and route.
- Is the FanHQ26 predictor free?
- Yes. You can predict scorelines and browse every team and match for free. The optional $29 Tournament Pass unlocks price-drop alerts and the full tracker across the whole tournament.