The biggest World Cup ever kicks off on June 11

The 2026 World Cup is not just another edition. For the first time 48 teams take the field instead of the usual 32, and for the first time the tournament is split between three host nations - the USA, Canada and Mexico. The result is a number we have never seen before: 104 matches crammed into just over a month of football.

We are not there - the national team did not qualify - but that does not mean we will watch from the sidelines. Quite the opposite. For everyone who wants to follow every move without wandering across ten foreign websites, we have built one place where it all lives.

What is in the guide

The World Cup 2026 guide updates live scores while the match is on, has a countdown to every upcoming game in your local time, the group-by-group schedule, and a clear overview of where you can watch legally - at home and anywhere in the world.

It is all in one place. You open it, you watch, you know. It should have been this simple from the start.