How far did your team get? Here is the complete final placement for all 48 teams at the 2026 World Cup, from champions Spain to the sides that bowed out in the group stage. Use the filter to break it down by confederation.
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Where all 48 teams finished
Every nation grouped by how far it got. Filter by confederation to see how each region fared.
Champions
1
Spain 🏆Runners-up
1
ArgentinaThird place
1
EnglandFourth place
1
FranceQuarter-finals
4
Switzerland
Morocco
Belgium
NorwayRound of 16
8
Mexico
Canada
Brazil
United States
Paraguay
Egypt
Portugal
ColombiaRound of 32
16
South Africa
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Australia
Germany
Ecuador
Ivory Coast
Netherlands
Japan
Sweden
Cape Verde
Senegal
Austria
Algeria
DR Congo
Croatia
GhanaGroup stage
16
South Korea
Czech Republic
Qatar
Scotland
Haiti
Turkey
Curaçao
Tunisia
Iran
New Zealand
Uruguay
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Jordan
Uzbekistan
PanamaThe top of the table
Spain finished as champions, Argentina as runners-up, England took third with a 6-4 win over France, and France came fourth. The quarter-finalists who fell short were Morocco, Belgium, Norway and Switzerland, a mix of a resurgent African side, a European heavyweight, the tournament's fairytale, and a well-drilled dark horse.
Region by region
UEFA dominated the deep rounds, with Spain, England and France all reaching the last four and Belgium, Norway and Switzerland in the quarters. CONMEBOL had Argentina in the final. CAF's standout was Morocco, who reached the quarters after eliminating hosts Canada. AFC and CONCACAF struggled to make the latter stages, with the three CONCACAF hosts all falling in the Round of 16.
For the full story of how it unfolded, read the 2026 World Cup, wrapped and Spain are world champions.