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With the 2026 World Cup expanding to 48 teams, the qualifying rounds are intensifying. Here's a breakdown of the nations that have already secured their places and those still in contention for a coveted spot in the tournament co-hosted by...
## Qualified Teams by Confederation
### Asia (AFC) - Australia - Iran - Japan - Jordan - Qatar - Saudi Arabia - South Korea - Uzbekistan
### Africa (CAF) - Algeria - Cape Verde - Egypt - Ghana - Ivory Coast - Morocco - Senegal - South Africa - Tunisia
### North America, Central America and Caribbean (CONCACAF) - Canada (Host) - Mexico (Host) - United States (Host)
### South America (CONMEBOL) - Argentina - Brazil - Colombia - Ecuador - Paraguay - Uruguay
### Oceania (OFC) - New Zealand
### Europe (UEFA) - England - France - Croatia
## Key Qualifying Scenarios for Europe Several European teams are on the brink of qualification, with crucial matches determining their fate: - **Austria:** Can qualify with a draw against Bosnia and Herzegovina. - **Belgium:** Can qualify with a win over Liechtenstein. - **Denmark:** Can qualify with a result against Scotland. - **Germany:** Can qualify by avoiding defeat against Slovakia. - **Netherlands:** Needs to avoid losing against Lithuania. - **Portugal:** Needs a win against Armenia. - **Spain:** Can secure a spot with a result over Türkiye.
## Intercontinental Playoff The intercontinental playoff will feature six teams battling for the final two World Cup spots. Teams from Asia, Africa, South America, and Oceania will participate in this tournament, scheduled for March 2026 in Mexico.
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