FIFA World Cup Draw Explained: Top seeds split to ensure blockbuster semis
FIFA World Cup Draw Explained: Top seeds split to ensure blockbuster semis
FIFA's 2026 World Cup draw, set for December 5, introduces a 48-team format. Top four nations are strategically placed to avoid each other until the semi-finals. The expanded tournament features 12 groups, with 18 teams still vying for spots in the March playoffs, including Italy.
FIFA's 2026 World Cup draw, set for December 5, introduces a 48-team format. Top four nations are strategically placed to avoid each other until the semi-finals. The expanded tournament features 12 groups, with 18 teams still vying for spots in the March playoffs, including Italy.
FIFA's 2026 World Cup draw, set for December 5, introduces a 48-team format. Top four nations are strategically placed to avoid each other until the semi-finals. The expanded tournament features 12 groups, with 18 teams still vying for spots in the March playoffs, including Italy. 
