Six qualified and four eliminated already known

If the final table for the 2026 World Cup is still unclear, some teams are already guaranteed to see the sixteenth place.

Before the final matches of the second day of the group stage, which will take place on Tuesday evening including Portugal-Uzbekistan (at 7 p.m.) and England-Ghana (at 10 p.m.), things are already settling down in this 2026 World Cup. Six teams have already validated their ticket for the round of 16 while four selections are eliminated.

Last night, in Group I, France and Norway recorded a second consecutive victory, at the expense of Iraq (3-0) and Senegal (3-2) respectively. With six points each on the clock, these two teams can no longer be joined and will therefore compete for first place next Friday in Boston (at 9 p.m.).

Argentina, France and Norway at the meeting

The Blues and the Norwegians imitated Mexico (group A), the United States (group D), Germany (group E) and Argentina (group J), who also achieved a flawless performance and will see the round of 16. Colombia (group K) and England or Ghana (group L) will also have a chance this evening to punch their ticket to the future.

Four participants, however, have nothing left to hope for. Haiti (group C) will finish whatever happens behind Brazil, Morocco and Scotland. Same thing for Turkey (group D), which will remain one of the biggest disappointments of this North American World Cup. Humiliated twice, Tunisia (group F) is also out of the race, as is Jordan (group J).

2026 World Cup results

Ranking
1. Mexico – 6 pts (+3) ✅
2. South Korea – 3 pts (0)
3. Czechia – 1 pt (-1)
4. South Africa – 1 pt (-2)

Results and schedule
June 11 (9 p.m.): Mexico 2 – 0 South Africa
June 12 (4 a.m.): South Korea 2 – 1 Czechia
June 18 (6 p.m.): Czechia 1 – 1 South Africa
June 19 (3 ​​a.m.): Mexico 1 – 0 South Korea
June 25 (3 a.m.): South Africa – South Korea (beIN Sports)
June 25 (3 a.m.): Czechia – Mexico (beIN Sports)

Ranking
1. Canada – 4 pts (+6)
2. Switzerland – 4 pts (+3)
3. Bosnia – 1 pt (-3)
4. Qatar – 1 pt (-6)

Results and schedule
June 12 (9 p.m.): Canada 1 – 1 Bosnia
June 13 (9 p.m.): Qatar 1 – 1 Switzerland
June 18 (9 p.m.): Switzerland 4 – 1 Bosnia
June 19 (12 a.m.): Canada 6 – 0 Qatar
June 24 (9 p.m.): Switzerland – Canada (M6 + beIN Sports)
June 24 (9 p.m.): Bosnia – Qatar (beIN Sports)

Ranking
1. Brazil – 4 pts (+3)
2. Morocco – 4 pts (+1)
3. Scotland – 3 pts (0)
4. Haiti – 0 pt (-4) ❌

Results and schedule
June 14 (12 a.m.): Brazil 1 – 1 Morocco
June 14 (3 a.m.): Haiti 0 – 1 Scotland
June 20 (12 a.m.): Scotland 0 – 1 Morocco
June 20 (2:30 a.m.): Brazil 3 – 0 Haiti
June 25 (12 a.m.): Scotland – Brazil (M6 + beIN Sports)
June 25 (12 a.m.): Morocco – Haiti (beIN Sports)

Ranking
1. United States – 6 pts (+5) ✅
2. Australia – 3 pts (0)
3. Paraguay – 3 pts (-2)
4. Türkiye – 0 pt (-3) ❌

Results and schedule
June 13 (3 a.m.): United States 4 – 1 Paraguay
June 14 (6 a.m.): Australia 2 – 0 Türkiye
June 19 (9 p.m.): United States 2 – 0 Australia
June 20 (5 a.m.): Türkiye 0 – 1 Paraguay
June 26 (4 a.m.): Paraguay – Australia (beIN Sports)
June 26 (4 a.m.): Türkiye – United States (beIN Sports)

Ranking
1. Germany – 6 pts (+7) ✅
2. Ivory Coast – 3 pts (0)
3. Ecuador – 1 pt (-1)
4. Curaçao – 1 pt (-6)

Results and schedule
June 14 (7 p.m.): Germany 7 – 1 Curaçao
June 15 (1 hour): Ivory Coast 1 – 0 Ecuador
June 20 (10 p.m.): Germany 2 – 1 Ivory Coast
June 21 (2 a.m.): Ecuador 0 – 0 Curaçao
June 25 (10 p.m.): Curaçao – Ivory Coast (beIN Sports)
June 25 (10 p.m.): Ecuador – Germany (M6 + beIN Sports)

Ranking
1. Netherlands – 4 pts (+4)
2. Japan – 4 pts (+4)
3. Sweden – 3 pts (0)
4. Tunisia – 0 pt (-8) ❌

Results and schedule
June 14 (10 p.m.): Netherlands 2 – 2 Japan
June 15 (4 a.m.): Sweden 5 – 1 Tunisia
June 20 (7 p.m.): Netherlands 5 – 1 Sweden
June 21 (6 a.m.): Tunisia 0 – 4 Japan
June 26 (1 hour): Japan – Sweden (beIN Sports)
June 26 (1 hour): Tunisia – Netherlands (M6 + beIN Sports)

Ranking
1. Egypt – 4 pts (+2)
2. Iran – 2 pts (0)
3. Belgium – 2 pts (0)
4. New Zealand – 1 pt (-2)

Results and schedule
June 15 (9 p.m.): Belgium 1 – 1 Egypt
June 16 (3 a.m.): Iran 2 – 2 New Zealand
June 21 (9 p.m.): Belgium 0 – 0 Iran
June 22 (3 a.m.): New Zealand 1 – 3 Egypt
June 27 (5 a.m.): Egypt – Iran (beIN Sports)
June 27 (5 a.m.): New Zealand – Belgium (beIN Sports)

Ranking
1. Spain – 4 pts (+4)
2. Uruguay – 2 pts (0)
3. Cape Verde – 2 pts (0)
4. Saudi Arabia – 1 pt (-4)

Results and schedule
June 15 (6 p.m.): Spain 0 – 0 Cape Verde
June 16 (12 a.m.): Saudi Arabia 1 – 1 Uruguay
June 21 (6 p.m.): Spain 4 – 0 Saudi Arabia
June 22 (12 a.m.): Uruguay 2 – 2 Cape Verde
June 27 (2 a.m.): Cape Verde – Saudi Arabia (beIN Sports)
June 27 (2h): Uruguay – Spain (M6 + beIN Sports)

Ranking
1. France – 6 pts (+5) ✅
2. Norway – 6 pts (+4) ✅
3. Senegal – 0 pt (-3)
4. Iraq – 0 pt (-6)

Results and schedule
June 16 (9 p.m.): France 3 – 1 Senegal
June 17 (12 a.m.): Iraq 1 – 4 Norway
June 22 (11 p.m.): France 3 – 0 Iraq
June 23 (2h): Norway 3 – 2 Senegal
June 26 (9 p.m.): Norway – France (M6 + beIN Sports)
June 26 (9 p.m.): Senegal – Iraq (beIN Sports)

Ranking
1. Argentina – 6 pts (+5) ✅
2. Austria – 3 pts (0)
3. Algeria – 3 pts (-2)
4. Jordan – 0 pt (-3) ❌

Results and schedule
June 17 (3 a.m.): Argentina 3 – 0 Algeria
June 17 (6 a.m.): Austria 3 – 1 Jordan
June 22 (7 p.m.): Argentina 2 – 0 Austria
June 23 (5 a.m.): Jordan 1 – 2 Algeria
June 28 (4 a.m.): Algeria – Austria (beIN Sports)
June 28 (4 a.m.): Jordan – Argentina (beIN Sports)

Ranking
1. Colombia – 3 pts (+2)
2. DR Congo – 1 pt (0)
3. Portugal – 1 pt (0)
4. Uzbekistan – 0 pt (-2)

Results and schedule
June 17 (7 p.m.): Portugal 1 – 1 DR Congo
June 18 (4 a.m.): Uzbekistan 1 – 3 Colombia
June 23 (7 p.m.): Portugal – Uzbekistan (M6 + beIN Sports)
June 24 (4 a.m.): Colombia – DR Congo (beIN Sports)
June 28 (1h30): Colombia – Portugal (M6 + beIN Sports)
June 28 (1h30): DR Congo – Uzbekistan (beIN Sports)

Ranking
1. England – 3 pts (+2)
2. Ghana – 3 pts (+1)
3. Panama – 0 pts (-1)
4. Croatia – 0 pt (-2)

Results and schedule
June 17 (10 p.m.): England 4 – 2 Croatia
June 18 (1 a.m.): Ghana 1 – 0 Panama
June 23 (10 p.m.): England – Ghana (M6 + beIN Sports)
June 24 (1 a.m.): Panama – Croatia (beIN Sports)
June 27 (11 p.m.): Croatia – Ghana (beIN Sports)
June 27 (11 p.m.): Panama – England (M6 + beIN Sports)