The 23rd World Cup will take place in the United States, Canada and Mexico this summer and it's about time you got organised.
World Cup 2026 is going to break all sorts of records. With 48 squads participating in an incredible 104 World Cup fixtures between the opener at Estadio Azteca and the final at MetLife Stadium, simply knowing who's playing is going to be a challenge.
Fortunately, there are ways to stay on top of what's happening and when. We think the old ways are the best, so we've taken the matter in our own hands and created one of the two pieces of kit you need this summer. The other one is a pen...
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FourFourTwo's World Cup 2026 wall chart
The World Cup 2026 wall chart is available now and you can order yours on Amazon. Your World Cup starts here!
Co-hosts Mexico will get the tournament underway against South Africa on Thursday, June 11, and there's no respite until the tournament's first rest day on Saturday, July 8.
Whether you're following Argentina through their World Cup defence, backing the boys from Scotland in Group C or cheering on England as they play their first World Cup in the United States, our wall chart has both you and a significant section of your wall covered.
Arriving on your doorstep as a very sizeable A1 poster (which means you could use it to wrap 24 tins of baked beans after the tournament), our World Cup wall chart includes every kick-off time and every venue for every match in every group and beyond.
All you need to do is keep a pen handy and pay attention to 72 group games and 32 knock-out matches in the biggest-ever World Cup finals.
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In FourFourTwo's opinion, there's no better poster to guide you through a sensational summer of soccer. Yes, we would say that. But we mean it too.
It's a great gift for a friend as well, so it's worth ordering two. Just saying.
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In a sport that's polished and ultra-modern, and whose showpiece occasions are commercial temples as much as sporting contests, traditions and rituals are important karmic ballast.
Keeping a World Cup wall chart offers more counterweight than most and we can't wait to get started.
Chris is a Warwickshire-based freelance football writer specialising in West Midlands football, the Premier League, the EFL and the J.League. He is the author of the High Protein Beef Paste football newsletter and owner of Aston Villa Review. He supports Coventry Sphinx.
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