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Spain and Argentina meet at MetLife Stadium on Sunday for the FIFA World Cup 2026 final. La Roja have conceded just once in seven games. Argentina have Messi, who has eight goals. Our preview, predicted line-ups and betting tips.
Didier Deschamps takes charge of France for the last time when Les Bleus face England in the FIFA World Cup 2026 third-place playoff in Miami on Saturday. Both sides are licking their wounds after semi-final exits, but France's firepower and tournament momentum make them hard to oppose.
England face Argentina in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final on Wednesday 15 July. Both sides are unbeaten in the tournament. Here are our tips, predicted lineups and where to watch.
France and Spain meet in Dallas on Tuesday in what Luis de la Fuente has called 'a final before the final'. Both sides have won all of their knockout games, with Kylian Mbappé carrying a minor ankle concern into the fixture.
Argentina defend their world title against a Switzerland side that have reached their first World Cup quarter-final since 1954. Messi leads the Golden Boot race with eight goals, but Murat Yakin insists the holders are vulnerable.
England face Norway in the FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final at Miami's Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday 11 July, with Erling Haaland determined to end the Three Lions' tournament hopes.
Spain have conceded zero goals in five World Cup games and face Belgium at SoFi Stadium on 10 July. We preview the quarter-final, with predicted lineups, team news and our best betting tips.
France and Morocco renew their World Cup rivalry at Gillette Stadium on Thursday, with Les Bleus aiming to reach a third consecutive final against the Atlas Lions' increasingly formidable challenge.
Switzerland and Colombia meet in the World Cup 2026 round of 16 at BC Place, Vancouver on Tuesday. Two unbeaten sides, one goal conceded between them across four knockout-stage games, here is our full preview, predicted lineups and betting tips.
The 2026 World Cup features 48 national teams, and this page collects BetFootball's coverage of it: match previews, the tournament table and the fixture list, all in one place as the competition unfolds.
The tournament stays fixed at 48 teams across the edition, but who sits where in the groups and who plays whom changes with every round, so we keep that detail off this page. Follow the World Cup table for standings and the World Cup fixtures page for the full schedule.
Previews are published for selected matches rather than every fixture on the calendar. Each one is a full breakdown built the same way: a predicted scoreline, a headline tip, five further picks across other markets, a three-leg bet builder, team news for both sides, a predicted line-up each, and where to watch. A preview goes up around 22 hours before kick-off and is updated if the team news changes before the game. Once the match is played, the same page turns into the record of how those tips did, so there's no separate results page to hunt down. Every preview carries a writer's byline, and the full list of contributors sits on the authors page.
Tips are graded strictly: a flat £10 stake per tip, at the odds printed when the preview first went live, and a bet builder counts as one bet at the combined price of its three legs. Misses are never removed from the ledger. For the running numbers behind all of that, see the tip record, and for the full detail on process, see how we predict.
