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FIFA held the intercontinental play-off draw at its Zurich headquarters on Thursday, further narrowing the path to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The event, which was presided over by legendary French football player Christian Karembeu, set the stage for a fierce competition amongst six countries vying for the final two World Cup spots.
Two distinct pathways were produced by the draw. New Caledonia and Jamaica faced off in the first semifinal. The highest-ranked team in the group, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, will face the victor of that tie.
The second path starts with Bolivia playing Suriname, and the winner gets to meet with Iraq. As the two seeded teams, DR Congo (ranked 56th) and Iraq (ranked 58th) both advanced straight to the finals. Bolivia (76), Jamaica (70), Suriname (123), and New Caledonia (149) make up the remainder of the field.
According to the regulations, seeding is exclusively based on the most recent global rankings. While the other four teams compete for the opportunity to challenge the top two, they avoid the early knockout stage. In order to avoid a confederation match in the first round of matches, Jamaica and Suriname were kept apart.
FIFA also revealed that Mexico will host the whole play-off series, with games set for March 23–31, 2026, in Guadalajara and Monterrey.
Every match will take place as a single-leg knockout. The tie goes into extra time if the score is tied after 90 minutes. If the impasse persists, a penalty shootout will take place.
Keep in mind that there will only be two FIFA World Cup tickets produced via the intercontinental play-offs in 2026.
