A Copa do Mundo de 2026 está prestes a começar e promete entrar para a história como a maior edição já realizada pela Fifa. Pela primeira vez, o torneio reunirá 48 seleções e contará com 104 partidas disputadas em 16 cidades-sede espalhadas por Canadá, México e Estados Unidos.

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A abertura está marcada para esta quinta-feira (11), no Estádio Azteca, na Cidade do México, palco do confronto inaugural do Mundial. A decisão do título será realizada em 19 de julho, na região de Nova York e Nova Jersey, enquanto a disputa pelo terceiro lugar acontece um dia antes, em Miami.

A Seleção Brasileira inicia sua caminhada em busca do hexacampeonato no próximo sábado (13), quando enfrenta Marrocos pela primeira rodada do Grupo C. A chave ainda conta com Haiti e Escócia.

Confira abaixo a tabela completa da Copa do Mundo de 2026 com datas, horários e confrontos.

1ª rodada

11 de junho (quinta-feira)
16h – México x África do Sul – Grupo A
23h – Coreia do Sul x República Tcheca – Grupo A

12 de junho (sexta-feira)
16h – Canadá x Bósnia – Grupo B
22h – Estados Unidos x Paraguai – Grupo D

13 de junho (sábado)
16h – Catar x Suíça – Grupo B
19h – BRASIL x Marrocos – Grupo C
22h – Haiti x Escócia – Grupo C
01h (sábado para domingo) – Austrália x Turquia – Grupo D

14 de junho (domingo)
14h – Alemanha x Curaçao – Grupo E
17h – Holanda x Japão – Grupo F
20h – Costa do Marfim – Grupo E
23h – Suécia x Tunísia – Grupo F

15 de junho (segunda-feira)
13h – Espanha x Cabo Verde – Grupo H
16h – Bélgica x Egito – Grupo G
19h – Arábia Saudita x Uruguai – Grupo H
22h – Irã x Nova Zelândia – Grupo G

16 de junho (terça-feira)
16h – França x Senegal – Grupo I
19h – Iraque x Noruega – Grupo I
22h – Argentina x Argélia – Grupo J
01h (terça para quarta-feira) – Áustria x Jordânia – Grupo J

17 de junho (quarta-feira)
14h – Portugal x RD Congo – Grupo K
17h – Inglaterra x Croácia – Grupo L
20h – Gana x Panamá – Grupo L
23h – Uzbequistão x Colômbia – Grupo K

2ª rodada

18 de junho (quinta-feira)
13h – República Tcheca x África do Sul – Grupo A
16h – Suíça x Bósnia – Grupo B
19h – Canadá x Catar – Grupo B
22h – México x Coreia do Sul – Grupo A

19 de junho (sexta-feira)
16h – Estados Unidos x Austrália – Grupo D
19h – Escócia x Marrocos – Grupo C
21h30 – BRASIL x Haiti – Grupo C
01h (sexta para sábado) – Turquia x Paraguai – Grupo D

20 de junho (sábado)
14h – Holanda x Suécia – Grupo F
17h – Alemanha x Costa do Marfim – Grupo E
21h – Equador x Curaçao – Grupo E
01h (sábado para domingo) – Tunísia x Japão – Grupo F

21 de junho (domingo)
13h – Espanha x Arábia Saudita – Grupo H
16h – Bélgica x Irã – Grupo G
19h – Uruguai x Cabo Verde – Grupo H
22h – Nova Zelândia x Egito – Grupo G

22 de junho (segunda-feira)
14h – Argentina x Áustria – Grupo J
18h – França x Iraque – Grupo I
21h – Noruega x Senegal – Grupo I
00h (segunda para terça) – Jordânia x Argélia – Grupo J

23 de junho (terça-feira)
14h – Portugal x Uzbequistão – Grupo K
17h – Inglaterra x Gana – Grupo L
20h – Panamá x Croácia – Grupo L
23h – Colômbia x RD Congo – Grupo K

3ª rodada

24 de junho (quarta-feira)
16h – Suíça x Canadá – Grupo B
16h – Bósnia x Catar – Grupo B
19h – Marrocos x Haiti – Grupo C
19h – Escócia x BRASIL – Grupo C
22h – África do Sul x Coreia do Sul – Grupo A
22h – República Tcheca x México – Grupo A

25 de junho (quinta-feira)
17h – Equador x Alemanha – Grupo E
17h – Curaçao x Costa do Marfim – Grupo E
20h – Tunísia x Holanda – Grupo F
20h – Japão x Suécia – Grupo F
23h – Turquia x Estados Unidos – Grupo D
23h – Paraguai x Austrália – Grupo D

26 de junho (sexta-feira)
16h – Senegal x Iraque – Grupo I
16h – Noruega x França – Grupo I
21h – Cabo Verde x Arábia Saudita – Grupo H
21h – Uruguai x Espanha – Grupo H
00h (sexta para sábado) – Egito x Irã – Grupo G
00h (sexta para sábado) – Nova Zelândia x Bélgica – Grupo G

27 de junho (sábado)
18h – Croácia x Gana – Grupo L
18h – Panamá x Inglaterra – Grupo L
20h30 – RD Congo x Uzbequistão – Grupo K
20h30 – Colômbia x Portugal – Grupo K
23h – Jordânia x Argentina – Grupo J
23h – Argélia x Áustria – Grupo J

2ª Fase

28 de junho (domingo)
16h – 2º A x 2º B – Segunda fase 3

29 de junho (segunda-feira)
14h – 1º C x 2º F – Segunda fase 9
17h30 – 1º E x 3º ABCDF – Segunda fase 1
22h – 1º F x 2º C – Segunda fase 4

30 de junho (terça-feira)
14h – 2º E x 2º I – Segunda fase 10
18h – 1º I x 3º CDFGH – Segunda fase 2
22h – 1º A x 3º CEFHI – Segunda fase 11

1º de julho (quarta-feira)
13h – 1º L x 3º EHIJK – Segunda fase 12
17h – 1º G x 3º AEHIJ – Segunda fase 8
21h – 1º D x 3º BEFIJ – Segunda fase 7

2 de julho (quinta-feira)
16h – 1º H x 2º J – Segunda fase 6
20h – 2º K x 2º L – Segunda fase 5
00h (quinta para sexta) – 1º B x 3º EFGIJ – Segunda fase 15

3 de julho (sexta-feira)
15h – 2º D x 2º G – Segunda fase 14
19h – 1º J x 2º H – Segunda fase 13
22h30 – 1º K x 3º DEIJL – Segunda fase 16

Oitavas de final

4 de julho (sábado)
14h – Venc. Segunda fase 3 x Venc. Segunda fase 4 – Oitavas 2
18h – Venc. Segunda fase 1 x Venc. Segunda fase 2 – Oitavas 1

5 de julho (domingo)
17h – Venc. Segunda fase 9 x Venc. Segunda fase 10 – Oitavas 5
21h – Venc. Segunda fase 11 x Venc. Segunda fase 12 – Oitavas 6

6 de julho (segunda-feira)
16h – Venc. Segunda fase 5 x Venc. Segunda fase 6 – Oitavas 3
21h – Venc. Segunda fase 7 x Venc. Segunda fase 8 – Oitavas 4

7 de julho (terça-feira)
13h – Venc. Segunda fase 13 x Venc. Segunda fase 14 – Oitavas 7
17h – Venc. Segunda fase 15 x Venc. Segunda fase 16 – Oitavas 8

Quartas de final

9 de julho (quinta-feira)
17h – Venc. Oitavas 1 x Venc. Oitavas 2 – Quartas 1

10 de julho (sexta-feira)
16h – Venc. Oitavas 3 x Venc. Oitavas 4 – Quartas 2

11 de julho (sábado)
18h – Venc. Oitavas 5 x Venc. Oitavas 6 – Quartas 3
22h – Venc. Oitavas 7 x Venc. Oitavas 8 – Quartas 4

Semifinal

14 de julho (terça-feira)
16h – Venc. Quartas 1 x Venc. Quartas 2 – Semifinal 1

15 de julho (quarta-feira)
16h – Venc. Quartas 3 x Venc. Quartas 4 – Semifinal 2

Disputa do 3º lugar

18 de julho (sábado)
18h – Perd. Semifinal 1 x Perd. Semifinal 2

Final

19 de julho (domingo)
16h – Venc. Semifinal 1 x Venc. Semifinal 2

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