The largest World Cup in history is now just days away.

Didier Deschamps signs off on his record-breaking reign at the FIFA World Cup this summer, his final tournament after 14 years in charge of France.The 57-year-old has guided France to back-to-back

Fans can watch all 72 FIFA World Cup 2026™ Group Stage matches live in Spanish across Telemundo, Universo, Peacock and Telemundo App starting June 11

Five-times world champions Brazil — they have won more World Cups than any other country — are clear favorites to win the group under the guidance of Carlo Ancelotti. Morocco will be hoping to relive the dream of the 2022 edition, when they finished fourth and became the first Arab and African nation to reach the semi-finals of a World Cup.

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Jordan make their FIFA World Cup debut this summer, joining Cape Verde, Curaçao and Uzbekistan as the four tournament newcomers.The Al-Nashama qualified by finishing second in AFC third-round Group

This 48-team extravaganza is the biggest World Cup there has ever been, and it might just be the most complex too. Twelve groups of four teams might be enough to follow in the first place, but those fans of brackets who have a familiarity of past tournaments might have a sense of what the issue is here.