World Cup 2026 Trivia: Can You Go 10 for 10?

Question 1 of 10

The 2026 World Cup is the biggest ever. How many teams are playing?

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The questions

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1. 1

   The 2026 World Cup is the biggest ever. How many teams are playing?

   • 32 teams
   • 40 teams
   • 48 teams
   • 64 teams
2. 2

   2026 is the first World Cup hosted by three countries. Which trio?

   • United States, Canada and Mexico
   • Spain, Portugal and Morocco
   • Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay
   • Japan, South Korea and China
3. 3

   With more teams comes more football. How many total matches does the 2026 World Cup have?

   • 64 matches
   • 104 matches
   • 80 matches
   • 128 matches
4. 4

   In 2026, one country becomes the first to host men's World Cup matches for a third time. Which one?

   • Brazil
   • Germany
   • Italy
   • Mexico
5. 5

   Which nation has lifted the World Cup trophy the most times?

   • Brazil
   • Germany
   • Italy
   • Argentina

Score bands

Your final score places you in one of these bands.

Casual Viewer0-30 pts

You watch for the vibes, the snacks, and the drama in the group chat — and honestly, that's a valid way to enjoy a World Cup. Take another run at it after the final!

Solid Squad Player40-60 pts

You know your football — the big names and the big moments are all in your head. A few deep-cut records slipped past you, but you'd survive any halftime trivia battle.

Tactical Analyst70-80 pts

Impressive. You track formats, records, and history like a commentator with notes. Only the truly obscure stuff got past you — the group chat should fear your opinions.

Football Encyclopedia90-100 pts

10 for 10 territory. Years, scorers, stadiums, scorelines — it's all filed and cross-referenced in your head. Whoever plays you in prediction games has already lost.

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