Before the first whistle
The FIFA World Cup begins.
Mexico opens the 2026 tournament at home. One of 104 matches starts moving the bracket.
JUN 11 → JUL 19 / 2026
48 countries. 104 matches.
One enormous summer.
Mexico
Before the first whistle
Mexico opens the 2026 tournament at home. One of 104 matches starts moving the bracket.
The largest field yet
Forty-eight teams arrive carrying forty-eight versions of the future. Tap any marker to give the crowd a name.
Three countries / sixteen cities
Two cities in Canada. Three in Mexico. Eleven in the United States. The tournament becomes a continent-sized relay.
A great deal of football
Every match is a small machine for making alternate histories. Most of them stop after ninety minutes.
The bracket begins
These are the teams that reached the Round of 16. Every faded flag has already played its last match.
The knockout rounds
France, Spain, England, Argentina, Morocco, Belgium, Norway, and Switzerland remain. The field is still loud, but the edges are closing in.
Semifinals / July 14 and 15
Spain beat France. Argentina beat England. The final is set: one more match, one more night, one last version of the future.
Final / July 19
Spain beat Argentina 1 to 0 after extra time at New York New Jersey Stadium. Ferran Torres scored the winner. 48 teams, 104 matches, one champion.
One last thing
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