The 2026 World Cup is the biggest one ever played — 48 teams, 104 matches, and three host countries (the USA, Canada, and Mexico) from 11 June to the final at MetLife Stadium on 19 July. If you want to follow every group and fill in scores as you go, nothing beats a printed wallchart on the wall or the office fridge.
We built a free one. No email address, no signup, no watermark — just click and the PDF downloads instantly: World Cup 2026 Wallchart (free PDF).
What is in the wallchart?
- All 12 groups (A–L): every group fixture with date, venue, and blank score boxes, plus a mini standings table (W / D / L / Pts) you fill in yourself.
- Full knockout bracket: Round of 32 through to the final, with FIFA match numbers, dates, and host cities — write the teams in as each round is decided.
- A4 landscape, 3 pages: prints cleanly on any home or office printer, and scales to US Letter with "Fit to page".
The knockout bracket on its own
Already past the group stage, or just want the business end? There is a separate one-page knockout bracket PDF covering the Round of 32 (28 June – 3 July), Round of 16, quarter-finals, the semi-finals in Arlington and Atlanta, and the final on 19 July.
Running an office sweepstake
With 48 teams, 2026 is the easiest World Cup ever for a sweepstake — the numbers divide neatly for 8, 12, 16, or 24 people. The free sweepstake kit gives you:
- 48 cut-out team slips to draw from a hat.
- Simple instructions, including a suggested prize split (60% winner, 25% runner-up, 15% third place).
- A draw record sheet so everyone can see who holds which team.
Key dates to mark
- 11 June: Opening match — Mexico v South Africa at the Estadio Azteca.
- 11–27 June: Group stage (72 matches).
- 28 June – 3 July: Round of 32.
- 4–7 July: Round of 16.
- 9–11 July: Quarter-finals.
- 14–15 July: Semi-finals.
- 19 July: Final — MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Frequently asked questions
Is the wallchart really free?
Yes. All three PDFs (wallchart, bracket, sweepstake kit) are free, with no email, account, or watermark. They are generated in your browser when you click download — nothing is uploaded to a server.
Is it an official FIFA wallchart?
No. It is an unofficial, fan-made printable based on the publicly available match schedule. It contains no official logos, emblems, or branding and is not affiliated with or endorsed by FIFA.
Can I print it bigger than A4?
Yes — the PDF is vector-based, so it stays sharp at any size. Select A3 (or poster printing) in your print dialog for a proper wall-sized chart.
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