Spain 2026 World Cup Winners Teletext Mug

The 2026 World Cup introduced the biggest structural overhaul in the tournament’s history. Expanded to 48 teams, it featured a new 12‑group format, with the top two and eight best third‑placed sides advancing to a 32‑team knockout stage.

The tournament was also the first hosted across three nations - the United States, Canada, and Mexico - creating a continental‑scale event with unprecedented travel and logistical planning.

Matches were spread across 16 stadiums, and the expanded field brought debut nations and greater regional representation. While the format increased the number of games and competitive variety, it also intensified scheduling demands.

Overall, 2026 marked a shift toward a larger, more commercially ambitious World Cup designed to broaden global participation.

Spain deservedly won the World Cup for the second time in the country's history after a dour, bad-tempered encounter against Argentina, who had Enzo Fernandez sent off. 

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