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Lionel Messi is set to break records in 2026, Japan are aiming to reach the QF for the first time, and we look at the successful CONCACAF bid.

Brazil are gunning for glory under new coach Carlo Ancelotti, Alphonso Davies is Canada's star player, and we look at the futuristic Los Angeles Stadium.

Vinicius Jr is Brazil’s biggest star, Ecuador are enjoying a golden age, and New Zealand hope Chris Wood can fire them to a maiden World Cup win.

Argentina have the quality to defend their crown, Mohamed Salah has dominated the EPL and is eager for success with Egypt, and we look at the San Francisco Bay Area Stadium.

Mexico have home support for the third time at a World Cup, Uzbekistan are on tournament debut, while Christian Pulisic will carry the weight of expectation for the USA.

Canada welcome the world for the first time, Jordan reach the finals for the first time, and Son Heung-min is a born leader for South Korea.

Outsiders Australia enjoy being underdogs, Achraf Hakimi aims to continue Morocco's incredible rise, and Iran are desperate to finally reach the knockout stage.

Egypt and Mohamed Salah have the potential to surprise, Luis Diaz is a thrilling prospect for Colombia, while AFC powerhouses South Korea and Iran will be aiming to go deep.

Lionel Messi is set to break records in 2026, Japan are aiming to reach the QF for the first time, and we look at the successful CONCACAF bid.

Brazil are gunning for glory under new coach Carlo Ancelotti, Alphonso Davies is Canada's star player, and we look at the futuristic Los Angeles Stadium.

Vinicius Jr is Brazil’s biggest star, Ecuador are enjoying a golden age, and New Zealand hope Chris Wood can fire them to a maiden World Cup win.

Argentina have the quality to defend their crown, Mohamed Salah has dominated the EPL and is eager for success with Egypt, and we look at the San Francisco Bay Area Stadium.

Mexico have home support for the third time at a World Cup, Uzbekistan are on tournament debut, while Christian Pulisic will carry the weight of expectation for the USA.

Canada welcome the world for the first time, Jordan reach the finals for the first time, and Son Heung-min is a born leader for South Korea.

Outsiders Australia enjoy being underdogs, Achraf Hakimi aims to continue Morocco's incredible rise, and Iran are desperate to finally reach the knockout stage.

Egypt and Mohamed Salah have the potential to surprise, Luis Diaz is a thrilling prospect for Colombia, while AFC powerhouses South Korea and Iran will be aiming to go deep.

Lionel Messi is set to break records in 2026, Japan are aiming to reach the QF for the first time, and we look at the successful CONCACAF bid.

Brazil are gunning for glory under new coach Carlo Ancelotti, Alphonso Davies is Canada's star player, and we look at the futuristic Los Angeles Stadium.

Vinicius Jr is Brazil’s biggest star, Ecuador are enjoying a golden age, and New Zealand hope Chris Wood can fire them to a maiden World Cup win.

Argentina have the quality to defend their crown, Mohamed Salah has dominated the EPL and is eager for success with Egypt, and we look at the San Francisco Bay Area Stadium.

Colombia have high hopes following a two-year unbeaten run, Mohammed Kudus is Ghana's biggest star, and we look at host city Vancouver.

Uruguay are always a phsyical challenge at the finals, Riyah Mahrez is a superstar for Algeria, and Guadalajara will welcome fans to its stunning volcano stadium.

Julian Alvarez is ready to accept the mantle of Messi for Argentina, Tunisia extend North Africa's regional dominance, and we celebrate the career of Bora Milutinovic.

Cristiano Ronaldo will smash a host of records at his sixth World Cup, Paraguay return after a 16 year absence, and Houston will bring the World Cup to Texas

Lamine Yamal is the most exciting young player in the game, Ghana have unfinished business, and Carlo Ancelotti brings his Italian know-how to Brazil.

Morocco are aiming to build on their semi-final appearance in Qatar, Harry Kane remains a finisher without peer, and we check in on the home of the Chiefs, Kansas City.

Ivory Coast have the knockout phase in their sights, Almoez Ali remains Qatar's goal machine, and England will lean on a German to end 60 years of hurt.

Second-time hosts the USA have more expectation than ever, Salem Al-Dawsari is a rare two-time AFC player of the year, and we meet Trionda - the World Cup matchball.

Colombia have high hopes following a two-year unbeaten run, Mohammed Kudus is Ghana's biggest star, and we look at host city Vancouver.

Uruguay are always a phsyical challenge at the finals, Riyah Mahrez is a superstar for Algeria, and Guadalajara will welcome fans to its stunning volcano stadium.

Julian Alvarez is ready to accept the mantle of Messi for Argentina, Tunisia extend North Africa's regional dominance, and we celebrate the career of Bora Milutinovic.

Cristiano Ronaldo will smash a host of records at his sixth World Cup, Paraguay return after a 16 year absence, and Houston will bring the World Cup to Texas

Lamine Yamal is the most exciting young player in the game, Ghana have unfinished business, and Carlo Ancelotti brings his Italian know-how to Brazil.

Morocco are aiming to build on their semi-final appearance in Qatar, Harry Kane remains a finisher without peer, and we check in on the home of the Chiefs, Kansas City.

Ivory Coast have the knockout phase in their sights, Almoez Ali remains Qatar's goal machine, and England will lean on a German to end 60 years of hurt.

Second-time hosts the USA have more expectation than ever, Salem Al-Dawsari is a rare two-time AFC player of the year, and we meet Trionda - the World Cup matchball.

Mexico have home support for the third time at a World Cup, Uzbekistan are on tournament debut, while Christian Pulisic will carry the weight of expectation for the USA.

Canada welcome the world for the first time, Jordan reach the finals for the first time, and Son Heung-min is a born leader for South Korea.

Outsiders Australia enjoy being underdogs, Achraf Hakimi aims to continue Morocco's incredible rise, and Iran are desperate to finally reach the knockout stage.

Egypt and Mohamed Salah have the potential to surprise, Luis Diaz is a thrilling prospect for Colombia, while AFC powerhouses South Korea and Iran will be aiming to go deep.