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更新于 June 29, 2026 · DynastyDaily 编辑部 · ● 实时最新更新: 2026-06-30T06:22:30Z

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The 2026 World Cup features 48 teams across 6 confederations. CONCACAF's three co-hosts (USA, Canada, Mexico) play alongside CONMEBOL's 6, UEFA's 16, AFC's 9, CAF's 10, and OFC's 1. Browse all 48 by confederation and group below.

国家队 — 2026 contenders by confederation

All 48 qualified teams across 12 groups (A-L), exactly as drawn. Each confederation's representatives appear below with their group.

CONMEBOL — South America

Brazil	Group C	5× champion, record 22nd WC
Paraguay	Group D	Back after missing 2014-2022
Ecuador	Group E	Solid R16 contender
Uruguay	Group H	2× champion, 1930 founders
Argentina	Group J	Holders — 2022 champions
Colombia	Group K	2014 & 2018 quarter-final pedigree

UEFA — Europe

Czechia	Group A	First WC as Czechia (post-1993)
Bosnia & Herzegovina	Group B	2nd-ever WC after 2014
Switzerland	Group B	Reliable R16 side since 2006
Scotland	Group C	First WC since 1998
Türkiye	Group D	Back since 2002 semifinal run
Germany	Group E	4× champion, scoring freely
Netherlands	Group F	3× finalists, never won
Sweden	Group F	Back after missing 2022
Belgium	Group G	Golden generation’s last dance
Spain	Group H	2010 champions; Yamal/Pedri core
France	Group I	2018 champions, 2022 runners-up
Norway	Group I	First WC since 1998 — Haaland debut
Austria	Group J	Rangnick-era qualifiers
Portugal	Group K	Ronaldo’s likely final WC
Croatia	Group L	2018 RU, 2022 3rd — Modrić era
England	Group L	1966 champions; Kane & Bellingham

AFC — Asia

South Korea	Group A	11th WC; 2002 semifinalists
Qatar	Group B	2nd WC after hosting 2022
Australia	Group D	Socceroos, frequent qualifiers
Japan	Group F	8th straight WC, Samurai Blue
Iran	Group G	Team Melli regulars
Saudi Arabia	Group H	Beat Argentina at 2022
Iraq	Group I	Back at the WC after decades
Jordan	Group J	First-ever WC, 2024 Asian Cup RU
Uzbekistan	Group K	First-ever World Cup

CAF — Africa

South Africa	Group A	Back since hosting 2010
Morocco	Group C	2022 semifinalists — first for Africa
Côte d'Ivoire	Group E	Drogba legacy; AFCON 2023 winners
Tunisia	Group F	Frequent participant
Egypt	Group G	Salah leads the Pharaohs
Cape Verde	Group H	First-ever World Cup
Senegal	Group I	AFCON 2021 champions
Algeria	Group J	Back after missing recent cycles
DR Congo	Group K	First WC since 1974 (as Zaire)
Ghana	Group L	5th WC, Black Stars

CONCACAF — North & Central America

Mexico	Group A	Co-host; opened at the Azteca
Canada	Group B	Co-host; 2nd straight WC
Haiti	Group C	2nd-ever WC, first since 1974
United States	Group D	Co-host; 2002 R16 best modern run
Curaçao	Group E	First-ever World Cup
Panama	Group L	2nd WC after 2018

OFC — Oceania

New Zealand

Group G

All Whites, OFC representative