FIFA World Cup 2030
The 2030 FIFA World Cup is the centenary edition — 100 years after the first World Cup in Uruguay in 1930. It is the first tournament co-hosted across two continents by three nations: Spain, Portugal, and Morocco, with three centenary opening matches held in South America (Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay). Continuing the 48-team format, it features 104 matches.
Tournament Format
| Stage | Details |
|---|---|
| Centenary Matches | 3 opening games in South America (from June 8) |
| Group Stage | 12 groups of 4 teams in Spain, Portugal, Morocco |
| Knockout Rounds | Round of 32, R16, Quarterfinals, Semifinals |
| Final | July 21, 2030 (expected) |
Host Nations
Spain (9 cities)
Portugal (2 cities)
Morocco (6 cities)
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| Centenary Opening | June 8, 2030 - first match in Uruguay |
| Main Tournament | Spain, Portugal & Morocco |
| Format | 48 teams, 104 matches |
| Final | July 21, 2030 in Spain (expected) |
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International Spirit of World Cup
- Animated soccer balls at various positions
- Flags from participating nations
- Football field markings and goal posts
- Globe-inspired dots and world grid
- Twinkling stars
Championship Celebration Atmosphere
- Golden trophy icons positioned around
- Falling confetti in gold, white, and green
- Animated stadium lights
- Gold, silver, bronze medal decorations
- Dramatic spotlight effects
- Celebration stars
Frequently Asked Questions
When does World Cup 2030 start?
The FIFA World Cup 2030 kicks off on June 8, 2030 with the first of three centenary matches in South America, held in Montevideo, Uruguay.
Which countries are hosting?
The main tournament is co-hosted by Spain, Portugal, and Morocco. Three centenary opening matches are played in Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay.
How many teams are in World Cup 2030?
World Cup 2030 features 48 teams, continuing the 48-team format introduced in the previous edition. This results in 104 total matches. Teams are divided into 12 groups of 4.
When is the World Cup 2030 Final?
The final is expected on July 21, 2030 in Spain, closing a record 44-day tournament.
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