Following the conclusion of the final FIFA playoff results, soccer fans now know which group their country will play in for the opening stages of the 2026 World Cup. FIFA has released the full schedule of games, so supporters know where their national teams are heading on particular days and what time they will play. Scroll down to find out when, where and who each country plays. All times are listed in Eastern Time. Note: The real venue names will be changed to reflect host city names during the tournament. United States (Group D) Mexico (Group A) South Africa (Group A) South Korea (Group A) Czech Republic (Group A) Canada (Group B) Bosnia and Herzegovina (Group B) Qatar (Group B) Switzerland (Group B) Brazil (Group C) Morocco (Group C) Haiti (Group C) Scotland (Group C) Paraguay (Group D) Australia (Group D) Turkey (Group D) Germany (Group E) Curaçao (Group E) Ivory Coast (Group E) Ecuador (Group E) Netherlands (Group F) Japan (Group F) Sweden (Group F) Tunisia (Group F) Belgium (Group G) Egypt (Group G) Iran (Group G) New Zealand (Group G) Spain (Group H) Cape Verde (Group H) Saudi Arabia (Group H) Uruguay (Group H) France (Group I) Senegal (Group I) Iraq (Group I) Norway (Group I) Argentina (Group J) Algeria (Group J) Austria (Group J) Jordan (Group J) Portugal (Group K) Democratic Republic of Congo (Group K) Uzbekistan (Group K) Colombia (Group K) England (Group L) Croatia (Group L) Ghana (Group L) Panama (Group L) Knockout Rounds By Kyle Feldscher, Patrick Sung, Ben Church, CNN
