Group A
Open1
Mexico
MEX
2
Korea Republic
KOR
3
Czechia
CZE
4
South Africa
RSA
World Cup 2026 simulator
World Cup 2026 predictor simulator
Rank every group, qualify the best third-place teams, build the knockout bracket, and predict the World Cup winner.
Interactive simulator
Build your World Cup path
Move teams inside each group, then pick winners through the Round of 32, last 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, and final.
Group stage
Top two plus eight best third-place teams qualify.
Group B
Open1
Switzerland
SUI
2
Canada
CAN
3
Bosnia and Herzegovina
BIH
4
Qatar
QAT
Group C
Strong1
Brazil
BRA
2
Morocco
MOR
3
Scotland
SCO
4
Haiti
HAI
Group D
Open1
United States
USA
2
Turkiye
TUR
3
Australia
AUS
4
Paraguay
PAR
Group E
Strong1
Germany
GER
2
Ecuador
ECU
3
Cote d'Ivoire
CIV
4
Curacao
CUW
Group F
Strong1
Netherlands
NED
2
Japan
JPN
3
Sweden
SWE
4
Tunisia
TUN
Group G
Open1
Belgium
BEL
2
Egypt
EGY
3
IR Iran
IRN
4
New Zealand
NZL
Group H
Strong1
Spain
ESP
2
Uruguay
URU
3
Saudi Arabia
SAU
4
Cabo Verde
CPV
Group I
Strong1
France
FRA
2
Norway
NOR
3
Senegal
SEN
4
Iraq
IRQ
Group J
Strong1
Argentina
ARG
2
Austria
AUT
3
Algeria
ALG
4
Jordan
JOR
Group K
Strong1
Portugal
POR
2
Colombia
COL
3
Uzbekistan
UZB
4
Congo DR
COD
Group L
Strong1
England
ENG
2
Croatia
CRO
3
Ghana
GHA
4
Panama
PAN
Round of 32
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
Your predicted winner
France
Free World Cup 2026 bracket predictor
This World Cup 2026 simulator is built for fans who want to test group-stage scenarios before the tournament starts. Move teams up or down in Groups A to L, then use the automatic Round of 32 bracket to choose every knockout winner. It is designed to be quick, readable, and useful on mobile.
How qualification works
World Cup 2026 has 12 groups of four teams. The top two teams in each group qualify automatically, and the eight best third-place teams also move into the Round of 32. That makes group ranking important because a third-place finish can still create a path to the final.
Predict scores on real fixtures
The simulator is for bracket scenarios. For real score predictions, use the match pages where each fixture has its own prediction form. That keeps bracket fun separate from the score prediction game.
Open match predictions