List of all draws at FIFA World Cup 2026 so far
The 48-team World Cup has seen several draws in the group stage so far.
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is the biggest edition of football’s flagship tournament, featuring an expanded roster of 48 teams and 104 matches. With so many teams from all around the world taking to the field across the USA, Canada, and Mexico, it has led to some interesting matchups.
While high-scoring matches have grabbed the headlines, including Germany’s 7-1 dismantling of Curacao, some of the draws have been equally enthralling. The best example of this is Spain’s nervy goalless draw against Cape Verde.
In fact, this year’s FIFA World Cup has seen quite a lot of draws featuring various scorelines. This has been especially true for Europe’s usual heavyweights, who have often found themselves stopped by their less fancied opponents.
One of the reasons for the large number of draws in the early stages is the reduced jeopardy caused by the expanded nature of the tournament. In fact, teams can theoretically qualify for the Round of 32 with three points, or three draws.
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List of all draws at FIFA World Cup 2026
| Sl No. | Fixture | Stage |
| 1 | Canada 1-1 Bosnia & Herzegovina | Group B |
| 2 | Qatar 1-1 Switzerland | Group B |
| 3 | Brazil 1-1 Morocco | Group C |
| 4 | Netherlands 2-2 Japan | Group F |
| 5 | Spain 0-0 Cape Verde | Group H |
| 6 | Belgium 1-1 Egypt | Group G |
| 7 | Saudi Arabia 1-1 Uruguay | Group H |
| 8 | Iran 2-2 New Zealand | Group G |
| 9 | Portugal 1-1 DR Congo | Group K |
| 10 | Czechia 1-1 South Africa | Group A |
How many matches have ended in draws at FIFA World Cup 2026?
So far, 10 matches have finished level in the group stage of the tournament.
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