Five games in and the 2026 World Cup has already produced more chaos than most people expected. Brazil dropped points to Morocco. Australia dismantling Turkey. Japan refused to roll over against the Netherlands. The expanded 48-team format was supposed to create easier groups for the big nations — turns out, not so much. Full Results: June 11–14, 2026 June 11Mexico vs South Africa2 - 0June 12Canada vs Bosnia & Herzegovina1 - 1USA vs Paraguay4 - 1June 13Qatar vs Switzerland1 - 1Brazil vs Morocco1
Qatar steps onto the world stage again in 2026. This time, Al Annabi travels as guests, not hosts. They earned automatic entry as the 2022 World Cup host nation. Now they face Switzerland, Cameroon, and Serbia in Group B — all in North America. The squad is older and sharper than the 2022 group. Key players like Akram Afif are at peak level. The fixtures are tough but reachable. Here is everything Qatar fans need to know before the tournament kicks off. Qatar's
What You Need to Know First Qatar returns to the FIFA World Cup in 2026 as a guest nation. They open their campaign against Switzerland on June 13 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. This match matters. A strong start gives Qatar momentum for the rest of Group B. Switzerland ranks inside the FIFA top 15. They play a compact, disciplined style and rarely concede early. Qatar must use their high-press game and 2022 hosting experience to compete. Group B Standings and





