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Each preview breaks down form, matchups and our model's expected score in plain language, written for readers who just enjoy the game.
Every fixture from group stage to the final, organised by date and kickoff time so you never lose track of what's coming up.
Updated group rankings and statistics after every round, with a fresh editorial take on how the tables are shaping up daily.
A simple reference pointing you to official TV broadcasters for each region, so you can check local listings without any guesswork.
The next fixtures on our tracker, in chronological order
No. Our previews, probabilities and expected scores are editorial analysis meant for information and entertainment — not betting advice. They reflect our own reading of team form and history, nothing more.
We don't show matches on this site — see the official broadcaster guide for details on which channels are covering the tournament in your region, and check local listings for kickoff times.
We refresh group tables and statistics after every round of fixtures, usually within a few hours of the final whistle, so the rankings you see stay current.
They're calculated from historical form, recent results and general team statistics, then presented as a rough editorial estimate rather than a definitive forecast of what will happen.
Yes, our schedule section lists every fixture from the group stage through to the final, along with the stage, date and kickoff time for each game.
No, all editorial content — previews, schedule, standings and team profiles — is free to read for anyone following the tournament.
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A neutral look at squads making headlines so far
Known for fluid attacking play and depth across the squad, Brazil remain a consistent threat in the knockout rounds.
A well-balanced side with pace on the counter, France have built a reputation for peaking at the right moments.
Disciplined structure and composure under pressure have made Argentina difficult to break down in recent tournaments.
A technically sharp squad that mixes patient build-up play with quick transitions when chances open up.
Organised and methodical, Germany typically rely on strong set-piece routines and midfield control.
Quick, disciplined and improving with every cycle, Japan have become a genuinely awkward opponent for bigger nations.
A compact defensive setup paired with clinical counter-attacks has made Morocco a tough out for any opponent.
Known for midfield craft and tournament experience, Croatia tend to grow stronger as the rounds progress.