World Cup 2026 Odds

World Cup 2026 Fixtures

World Cup 2026 Betting Markets

The BettingOdds.com World Cup hub features the outright odds for the winner, top scorer, group winners, and England specials plus many more. We partner with trusted betting sites in our odds comparison and we also cover all of the qualifiers and match odds with the player and match stats both pre and in-play.

• Outright Winner Odds - Can Argentina go back-to-back? Could Brazil win a record-extending sixth trophy? Or will England end 60 years of hurt? Find out who the bookmakers think will win the ultimate prize bu clicking on the link.
   
• Top Goalscorer Odds - Otherwise known as the Golden Boot, this is always one of the most popular and competitive markets at any major football tournament. Kylian Mbappe won the award in 2022 after his final hat-trick propelled his tally to eight goals, Harry Kane (six) won in 2018, while James Rodriguez (six) finished top of the pile four years earlier. Odds will be priced up nearer the time of the tournament.
   
• Group Odds - In the lead up to and during the World Cup, bookmakers will price up group specific odds, including: to win the group, qualify from the group, forecast, and winning group. There'll also be group specials such as top scorers in the group, lowest scorers and more.
   
• Golden Ball Odds - This is awarded to the tournament's best player, with a shortlist drawn up by the FIFA technical committee. Recent winners include Lionel Messi (2014 and 2022), Luke Modric (2018), and Diego Forlan (2010).

World Cup 2026 Schedule

A comprehensive list of fixtures, matches, and odds are available to view on the group stages page.

For now, here are the dates for the group stages and knockout stages:

• Group Stages: 11th - 27th June 2026
• Round-of-32: 29th June - 3rd July 2026
• Last-16: 4th - 7th July 2026
• Quarter-Finals: 9th - 11th July 2026
• Semi-Finals: 14th - 15th July 2026
• Third-place playoff: 18th July 2026
• World Cup Final: 19th July 2026

World Cup 2026 Stadiums

A closer look at the 16 stadiums that will be used at World Cup 2026, with the venues split between the three co-hosts: Canada (2), Mexico (3), and the United States (11).

Canada

• Toronto Stadium: x5 group stage, x1 last-32.
• BC Place Vancouver: x5 group stage, x1 last-32, x1 last-16

Mexico

• Estadio Azteca Mexico City: x3 group stage, x1 last-32, x1 last-16
• Estadio Guadalajara: x4 group stage
• Estadio Monterrey: x3 group stage, x1 last-32

USA

• Atlanta Stadium: x5 group stage, x1 last-32, x1 last-16, x1 semi-final
• Boston Stadium: x5 group stage, x1 last-32, quarter-final
• Dallas Stadium: x5 group stage, x2 last-32, x1 last-16, x1 semi-final
• Houston Stadium: x5 group stage, x1 last-32, x1 last-16
• Kansas City Stadium: x4 group stage, x1 last-32, x1 quarter-final
• Los Angeles Stadium: x5 group stage, x2 last-32, x1 quarter-final
• Miami Stadium: x4 group stage, x1 last-32, x1 quarter-final, x1 3rd-place play-off
• New York New Jersey Stadium: x5 group stage, x1 last-32, x1 last-16, x1 quarter-final, World Cup Final
• Philadelphia Stadium: x5 group stage, x1 last-16
• San Francisco Bay Area Stadium: x5 group stage, x1 last-32
• Seattle Stadium: x4 group stage, x1 last-32, x1 last-16

FIFA World Rankings

Europe dominate the latest rankings with five countries in the top-6, including leads Spain, while England are 4th.

Correct as of June 2026.

Frequently asked questions on World Cup 2026