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MEX vs RSA 11 Jun ā¢ 21:00 Scheduled
KOR vs CZE 12 Jun ā¢ 04:00 Scheduled
CZE vs RSA 18 Jun ā¢ 18:00 Scheduled
MEX vs KOR 19 Jun ā¢ 03:00 Scheduled
CZE vs MEX 25 Jun ā¢ 03:00 Scheduled
RSA vs KOR 25 Jun ā¢ 03:00 Scheduled
Group B (SAST)
CAN vs BIH 12 Jun ā¢ 21:00 Scheduled
QAT vs SUI 13 Jun ā¢ 21:00 Scheduled
SUI vs BIH 18 Jun ā¢ 21:00 Scheduled
CAN vs QAT 19 Jun ā¢ 00:00 Scheduled
SUI vs CAN 24 Jun ā¢ 21:00 Scheduled
BIH vs QAT 24 Jun ā¢ 21:00 Scheduled
Group C (SAST)
HAI vs SCO 14 Jun ā¢ 03:00 Scheduled
BRA vs MAR 14 Jun ā¢ 00:00 Scheduled
BRA vs HAI 20 Jun ā¢ 02:30 Scheduled
SCO vs MAR 20 Jun ā¢ 00:00 Scheduled
SCO vs BRA 25 Jun ā¢ 00:00 Scheduled
MAR vs HAI 25 Jun ā¢ 00:00 Scheduled
Group D (SAST)
USA vs PAR 13 Jun ā¢ 03:00 Scheduled
AUS vs TUR 14 Jun ā¢ 06:00 Scheduled
TUR vs PAR 20 Jun ā¢ 05:00 Scheduled
USA vs AUS 19 Jun ā¢ 21:00 Scheduled
TUR vs USA 26 Jun ā¢ 04:00 Scheduled
PAR vs AUS 26 Jun ā¢ 04:00 Scheduled
Group E (SAST)
CIV vs ECU 15 Jun ā¢ 01:00 Scheduled
GER vs CUW 14 Jun ā¢ 19:00 Scheduled
GER vs CIV 20 Jun ā¢ 22:00 Scheduled
ECU vs CUW 21 Jun ā¢ 02:00 Scheduled
CUW vs CIV 25 Jun ā¢ 22:00 Scheduled
ECU vs GER 25 Jun ā¢ 22:00 Scheduled
Group F (SAST)
NED vs JPN 14 Jun ā¢ 22:00 Scheduled
SWE vs TUN 15 Jun ā¢ 04:00 Scheduled
NED vs SWE 20 Jun ā¢ 19:00 Scheduled
TUN vs JPN 21 Jun ā¢ 06:00 Scheduled
JPN vs SWE 26 Jun ā¢ 01:00 Scheduled
TUN vs NED 26 Jun ā¢ 01:00 Scheduled
Round of 32
2nd Group A
2nd Group B
1st Group E
Best 3rd A/B/C/D/F
1st Group F
2nd Group C
1st Group C
2nd Group F
1st Group I
Best 3rd C/D/F/G/H
2nd Group E
2nd Group I
1st Group A
Best 3rd C/E/F/H/I
1st Group L
Best 3rd E/H/I/J/K
Round of 16
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Quarter-finals
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Round of 16
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Round of 32
1st Group D
Best 3rd B/E/F/I/J
1st Group G
Best 3rd A/E/H/I/J
2nd Group K
2nd Group L
1st Group H
2nd Group J
1st Group B
Best 3rd E/F/G/I/J
1st Group J
2nd Group H
1st Group K
Best 3rd D/E/I/J/L
2nd Group D
2nd Group G
Group G (SAST)
IRN vs NZL 16 Jun ā¢ 03:00 Scheduled
BEL vs EGY 15 Jun ā¢ 21:00 Scheduled
BEL vs IRN 21 Jun ā¢ 21:00 Scheduled
NZL vs EGY 22 Jun ā¢ 03:00 Scheduled
EGY vs IRN 27 Jun ā¢ 05:00 Scheduled
NZL vs BEL 27 Jun ā¢ 05:00 Scheduled
Group H (SAST)
KSA vs URU 16 Jun ā¢ 00:00 Scheduled
ESP vs CPV 15 Jun ā¢ 18:00 Scheduled
URU vs CPV 22 Jun ā¢ 00:00 Scheduled
ESP vs KSA 21 Jun ā¢ 18:00 Scheduled
CPV vs KSA 27 Jun ā¢ 02:00 Scheduled
URU vs ESP 27 Jun ā¢ 02:00 Scheduled
Group I (SAST)
FRA vs SEN 16 Jun ā¢ 21:00 Scheduled
IRQ vs NOR 17 Jun ā¢ 00:00 Scheduled
NOR vs SEN 23 Jun ā¢ 02:00 Scheduled
FRA vs IRQ 22 Jun ā¢ 23:00 Scheduled
NOR vs FRA 26 Jun ā¢ 21:00 Scheduled
SEN vs IRQ 26 Jun ā¢ 21:00 Scheduled
Group J (SAST)
ARG vs ALG 17 Jun ā¢ 03:00 Scheduled
AUT vs JOR 17 Jun ā¢ 06:00 Scheduled
ARG vs AUT 22 Jun ā¢ 19:00 Scheduled
JOR vs ALG 23 Jun ā¢ 05:00 Scheduled
ALG vs AUT 28 Jun ā¢ 04:00 Scheduled
JOR vs ARG 28 Jun ā¢ 04:00 Scheduled
Group K (SAST)
POR vs COD 17 Jun ā¢ 19:00 Scheduled
UZB vs COL 18 Jun ā¢ 04:00 Scheduled
POR vs UZB 23 Jun ā¢ 19:00 Scheduled
COL vs COD 24 Jun ā¢ 04:00 Scheduled
COL vs POR 28 Jun ā¢ 01:30 Scheduled
COD vs UZB 28 Jun ā¢ 01:30 Scheduled
Group L (SAST)
GHA vs PAN 18 Jun ā¢ 01:00 Scheduled
ENG vs CRO 17 Jun ā¢ 22:00 Scheduled
ENG vs GHA 23 Jun ā¢ 22:00 Scheduled
PAN vs CRO 24 Jun ā¢ 01:00 Scheduled
PAN vs ENG 27 Jun ā¢ 23:00 Scheduled
CRO vs GHA 27 Jun ā¢ 23:00 Scheduled
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2026 Soccer World Cup North America
The 2026 Soccer World Cup is shaping up to be the biggest tournament FIFA has ever staged. It kicks off on 11 June 2026 in Mexico City and runs through to 19 July across Canada, Mexico and the United States, with 48 national teams competing for the most coveted prize in soccer.
For South Africa, this one is personal. Bafana Bafana have qualified for the World Cup. Millions of South Africans will be watching, from living rooms in Soweto to shebeens in the Eastern Cape, from braais in Pretoria to sports bars in Cape Town. Soccer has always had a special place in this country’s heart, and when Bafana run out onto that pitch, the whole nation runs with them. From the opening match to the final on 19 July 2026, this tournament will give South Africa moments to shout about, moments to debate and moments to remember.
Betline’s 2026 World Cup Wall Chart is built for South African fans and bettors who want to follow every stage of the tournament in one place. Soccer World Cup Fixtures, match times in South African Standard Time (SAST), venues, knockout rounds and key tournament information are all here, updated automatically as the competition progresses.
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| Topic | Key Info | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Tournament | 2026 FIFA World Cup | Hosted across North America. |
| Start Date | 11 Jun 2026 | The tournament officially begins. |
| Opening Match | 11 Jun 2026 | The opening fixture is scheduled for Mexico City. |
| Host Countries | 3 Nations | Canada, Mexico and the United States. |
| Host Cities | 16 Cities | Matches will be played across the three host nations. |
| Stadiums | 16 Venues | Selected by FIFA across Canada, Mexico and the United States. |
| Teams | 48 Teams | The largest FIFA World Cup tournament so far. |
| Groups | 12 Groups | Each group contains four teams. |
| Round of 32 | First Knockout | The top teams advance from the group stage into the knockouts. |
| Total Matches | 104 Matches | Matches are played from the opening fixture to the final. |
| Confederations | 6 Regions | Teams qualify from all FIFA confederations. |
| Qualification | 45 Spots | Places are earned through qualifying tournaments, with the host nations qualifying automatically. |
| Match Times | SAST | All times on this Betline page are shown in South African Standard Time. |
| Final | 19 Jul 2026 | The championship match is scheduled for New York/New Jersey. |
| Duration | 39 Days | From the opening match to the final. |
| Host Region | North America | Canada, Mexico and the United States are the host countries. |
| Defending Champions | Argentina | Argentina won the 2022 FIFA World Cup. |
| Edition | 23rd | This is the 23rd FIFA Men’s World Cup tournament. |
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The FIFA World Cup is the most bet-on soccer tournament on the planet. Every four years it brings together the best national teams in the world for weeks of group stage action, knockout drama and one of the most watched sporting finals in history. For South African bettors, the 2026 edition is bigger than ever, with 48 teams, 104 matches and Bafana Bafana back on the world stage.
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Bafana Bafana at the 2026 FIFA World Cup
South Africa are back on the world stage for the first time since hosting the 2010 tournament. The road to North America was not easy. A points deduction following an administrative error over a fielded suspended player threatened to derail qualification entirely, but Bafana held their nerve and finished above Nigeria to claim their spot.
The group draw placed South Africa in Group A alongside co-hosts Mexico, South Korea and Czechia. It is a competitive pool, but a manageable one. Crucially, with eight of the 12 best third-placed sides progressing to the Round of 32, Bafana have more than one route out of the group.
The campaign opens on 11 June against Mexico at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, a fixture that carries its own history. It was against Mexico in 2010 that Siphiwe Tshabalala scored that goal, the one that stopped a nation and announced South Africa to the world. Bafana then travel to Atlanta to face Czechia on 18 June, before the final group match against South Korea in Monterrey on 24 June.
Hugo Broos has quietly built something real with this squad since taking over in 2021. The character shown during qualifying, the performances at the Africa Cup of Nations, the belief within the group. South Africa go to this World Cup not just to participate. They go to compete.
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup is more than a soccer tournament. For South Africa, it is a moment. Bafana Bafana are back on the world stage and millions of South Africans will be watching every kick, every save and every goal from 11 June through to the final on 19 July.
Bookmark this page and return throughout the tournament. The Betline World Cup Wall Chart updates automatically as results come in, so you always know where things stand from the group stage right through to the final in New Jersey.
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2026 World Cup Wall Chart Frequently Asked Questions
About the Betline 2026 World Cup Wall Chart
What is the Betline 2026 World Cup Wall Chart?
The Betline 2026 World Cup Wall Chart is a free online tool that lets South African fans and bettors follow every stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in one place. It covers all group stage fixtures, knockout rounds and the final, with match times displayed in South African Standard Time (SAST).
How does the World Cup Wall Chart work?
The wall chart pulls live data directly from the FIFA match feed and updates automatically as results come in. There is no need to refresh or update anything manually. Simply bookmark the page and return throughout the tournament.
Are the match times on the wall chart shown in South African time?
Yes. All match times on the Betline World Cup Wall Chart are displayed in South African Standard Time (SAST) so local fans always know exactly when to tune in.
Is the Betline World Cup Wall Chart free to use?
Yes. The wall chart is completely free and requires no registration or sign-up to access.
Can I use the wall chart to follow Bafana Bafana fixtures specifically?
Yes. Bafana Bafana are in Group A and their fixtures appear in the wall chart alongside all other group stage and knockout matches. All three group stage dates, venues and opponents are clearly listed.
About the 2026 FIFA World Cup
When does the 2026 FIFA World Cup start?
The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off on 11 June 2026 in Mexico City and runs through to the final on 19 July 2026 in New York/New Jersey.
Where is the 2026 FIFA World Cup being held?
The tournament is co-hosted across three countries: Canada, Mexico and the United States. Matches will be played across 16 host cities and 16 venues selected by FIFA.
How many teams are in the 2026 FIFA World Cup?
The 2026 FIFA World Cup features 48 national teams, making it the largest World Cup in history. The expanded format includes 12 groups of four teams and a total of 104 matches.
What is the Round of 32 at the 2026 World Cup?
The Round of 32 is a new knockout stage introduced for the 2026 tournament. Because there are 48 teams across 12 groups, the top two from each group advance automatically, along with the eight best third-placed sides, creating a round of 32 teams before the Round of 16.
Who are the defending World Cup champions?
Argentina are the defending FIFA World Cup champions, having won the 2022 tournament in Qatar.
Bafana Bafana at the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Has South Africa qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup?
Yes. Bafana Bafana have qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, returning to the tournament for the first time since South Africa hosted the World Cup in 2010.
Who are Bafana Bafana’s opponents at the 2026 World Cup?
Bafana Bafana have been drawn in Group A alongside co-hosts Mexico, South Korea and Czechia.
When do Bafana Bafana play their first match at the 2026 World Cup?
Bafana Bafana open their 2026 World Cup campaign against Mexico at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City on 11 June 2026, the same day as the tournament’s opening match.
What are Bafana Bafana’s chances of advancing at the 2026 World Cup?
Group A is competitive but navigable. With eight of the 12 best third-placed sides advancing to the Round of 32, Bafana have more than one route out of the group and will go into the tournament with genuine belief.
Who is the Bafana Bafana coach for the 2026 World Cup?
Hugo Broos, the Belgian coach who took charge of Bafana Bafana in 2021, will lead South Africa at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Under Broos, Bafana qualified ahead of Nigeria and reached the third-place play-off at the last Africa Cup of Nations.
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