The lineup for the 2026 World Cup has been finalized, with many familiar teams leading the charge as favorites to clinch the title. Currently, Spain holds the top odds at +450, followed closely by France and England at +600. Brazil and the current champions, Argentina, complete the top five with odds of +850.
Following them are Portugal at 11-1, Germany at 14-1, and the Netherlands at 20-1. Other traditional contenders such as Belgium (35-1) and Colombia (40-1) are also in the conversation. Newer entrants into the mix include Norway at 28-1 and Japan at 50-1, although some sportsbooks had them opening at 50-1 and 100-1, respectively.
On the other hand, the host nations are seen as underdogs, with the USA at 65-1, Mexico at 70-1, and Canada at 200-1. The Americans have garnered significant attention in U.S. sportsbooks, accounting for 6.7% of the tickets and 4.9% of the handle at BetMGM, making them one of the sportsbook’s largest liabilities, alongside France (17.7% of handle) and England (14.3%).
A noteworthy absence from the odds is Italy, which has failed to qualify for the World Cup for the third consecutive time after losing to Bosnia and Herzegovina (250-1) in the UEFA playoff. Prior to their elimination, Italy was ranked 10th on the board with 30-1 odds.
Here are all 48 teams’ odds to win their group, qualify from the group stage, and advance through the knockout phase to win the 2026 World Cup.
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