World Cup 2026 · Group G
New Zealand Fan Guide
Everything you need to follow New Zealand at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Three group matches across 2 host cities, the team base camp, broadcasters in your region, and live prediction-market odds. OFC · FIFA Rank #90 · Coached by Darren Bazeley.
Group
G
Group stage
Matches
3
2 cities
FIFA Rank
#90
OFC
WC Appearances
3
Best: Group Stage
Match Schedule
New Zealand's three group-stage matches. Each link opens the match preview with kickoff details, venue info and travel guidance.
Cities You'll Visit
New Zealand play across 2 host cities in the group stage. Open each city guide for hotels, airport transit and food picks.
Team Base Camp
Where New Zealand train between matches. Fans sometimes catch open sessions and meet-and-greets. Check the federation's social channels closer to the tournament.
USA
San Diego, California
University of San Diego, Torero Stadium
All Whites train at the University of San Diego's Torero Stadium. New Zealand's first WC since 2010 and a long flight from home, so a Pacific-coast base halves the jet-lag burden.
Prediction Market Odds
Live implied probabilities from Kalshi real-money prediction markets.
To win Group G
4%
Kalshi market price
Where to Watch New Zealand
FIFA World Cup 2026 broadcasters in major markets. Every New Zealand match airs on the host-country networks listed below.
United States
FOX, Telemundo
Streaming: FOX Sports app, Peacock
Canada
TSN, CTV
Streaming: TSN+, Crave
Mexico
TUDN, Canal 5
Streaming: ViX, TUDN
United Kingdom
BBC, ITV
Streaming: BBC iPlayer, ITVX
Australia
Optus Sport
Streaming: Optus Sport
About New Zealand
Snapshot of New Zealand's 2026 squad and outlook.
New Zealand make their third World Cup appearance in 2026, with Nottingham Forest's Chris Wood - the All Whites' all-time top scorer - leading the attack in what is likely his final major tournament. The All Whites famously went unbeaten at the 2010 World Cup, drawing all three group games, and that spirit of organised resilience defines the Kiwi football identity. Under coach Darren Bazeley, New Zealand qualified as OFC champions and will relish the challenge of Group G against Belgium, Iran, and Egypt. While advancing from the group would be a stunning achievement, New Zealand will compete hard and could cause an upset given the right circumstances.
Key players
Get to a New Zealand match
Tickets, FIFA ID, hospitality and resale
Sale phases, prices, scam warnings and the only legitimate secondary market.