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The final seeding pots for the 2026 World Cup have been announced by FIFA, paving the way for some potentially exciting pairings in North America.
The top four teams in the FIFA rankings will have extra protection if they win their groups, according to the governing body’s explanation of the bracket’s operation.
As a result, Argentina, ranked second, and Spain, ranked first, will not be able to play one other until the championship game. Third-place France and fourth-place England are subject to the same rule.
These heavyweight matches can only take place in what authorities referred to as a “tennis-style” bracket starting at the semi-final stage under the format FIFA has chosen. The configuration is similar to how top seeds are separated in major tennis competitions.
But as soon as one of these parties falters during the group stage, the advantage vanishes. If any of them advance to the knockout stages without winning their group, they will forfeit their protected route and may face other giants much sooner.
The following are FIFA’s confirmed 2026 FIFA World Cup pots:
Canada, Mexico, the United States, Spain, Argentina, France, England, Brazil, Portugal, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany make up Pot 1.
Croatia, Morocco, Colombia, Uruguay, Switzerland, Japan, Senegal, Iran, Korea Republic, Ecuador, Austria, and Australia make up Pot 2.
Pot 3: Côte d’Ivoire, Norway, Panama, Egypt, Algeria, Scotland, Paraguay, Tunisia, Uzbekistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and South Africa
Pot 4: FIFA Play-Off Tournaments 1 and 2, European Play-Off A, B, C, and D, Jordan, Cabo Verde, Ghana, Curaçao, Haiti, and New Zealand
The focus now turns to December 5, when the complete tournament picture will be revealed and supporters will learn which nations their teams will play in order to advance to the 2026 FIFA World Cup final.
