π§π· Brazil at the 2026 World Cup
Five-time champions hunting a sixth star across North America.
Five Stars, Chasing a Sixth
Brazil are the most decorated nation in World Cup history, with five titles won across four different decades. No other country has qualified for every single tournament. The Seleção play the most watched football on the planet, and 2026 is another chance to add a sixth star.
At the 2026 World Cup, Brazil are placed in Group C alongside Haiti, Morocco, Scotland. The top 2 teams from every group advance to the Round of 32, and the 8 best third-placed teams also go through. Every match matters from minute one.
With 22 World Cup appearances in their history and a best finish of World Champion, Brazil bring experience to a tournament that is larger and more competitive than ever before.
Group C Draw
All 4 teams in Brazil's group. Top 2 advance automatically, plus the 8 best third-placed teams across all 12 groups.
How the 2026 Group Stage Works
Brazil's Group Stage Fixtures
Three group-stage matches across the host nations. Tap any row to see the stadium guide, transit options, and the city's fan zone.
Match dates and venues confirmed with a green check are locked by FIFA. Times are shown in Eastern Time and are subject to change. Add the dates to your calendar from each city guide.
Brazil's 2026 Squad
Projected, official call-up to be confirmed
Likely first eleven
in a 4-3-3.
Editorial first XI based on qualifying form, club minutes, and Carlo Ancelotti's recent selection. The official sheet is named one hour before kickoff.
- 1Alisson
- 2Vanderson
- 3Eder Militao
- 4Marquinhos
- 6Wendell
- 8Bruno Guimaraes
- 5CasemiroCAPTAIN
- 10Lucas Paqueta
- 7Vinicius Junior
- 9Endrick
- 11Rodrygo
All 25 players
Goalkeepers
3 playersDefenders
7 playersMidfielders
6 playersForwards
9 playersEditorial selection based on current first-team form. The final 26-player squad is at the head coach's discretion and is announced approximately one month before the tournament.
Brazil in CONMEBOL
South America (CONMEBOL)
CONMEBOL sends 6 teams, home to Brazil and Argentina who hold 8 World Cup titles between them.
Brazil competed against other CONMEBOL nations through a multi-year qualifying campaign to secure their spot at the 2026 World Cup. The expanded format of 48 teams gave more nations a path to the tournament than ever before.
Other CONMEBOL teams at 2026
No Ticket? Watch Brazil At a Fan Zone
Every Brazil group match is screened live on the giant screen at the FIFA Fan Fest in the host city. Free entry, no queue, just show up. Every other host city also screens every match, so wherever you are, you can join the crowd.
Match cities, watch in the stadium's home town
Frequently Asked Questions
Group C Opponents
The teams Brazil face in the group stage
