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Match #104 and the last of the tournament. Will Argentina become the first country to be back to back champions since 1962? Or will Spain, 38 matches unbeaten, retain their unbeaten record in World Cup Finals?

From 48 teams down to four. The pointy end of the tournament. Here, the four best teams fought to be the FIFA World Cup Champions for 2026. This is the final installment in this quiz series.

In the World Cup every team is ranked based on their performance. Here are the twelve teams that finished from 1st to 12th.

The business end of the tournament. Four countries remained, the top ranked FIFA nations prior to the commencement of the Finals. Did Messi and/or Mbappe enhance their Golden Boot claims? Did we see stolid defensive football or open attack?

Do you know where your favorite pro baseball players went to college? Play this quiz and find out. You get the name of the player as your only hint.

After the Round of 16 eight countries were licking their wounds and catching the flight home. Portugal, Mexico and Brazil probably considered that they underachieved. Were there any shocks in this round, the quarter-finals?

After the Round of 32 sixteen countries were licking their wounds and catching the flight home. Were there any more shocks in the next round, the Round of 16?

Sixteen teams had been eliminated before the second round of the 2026 World Cup matches. Previously, 48 teams played in a round-robin contest. This time, it was a knockout format for the 32 teams that had to win their next four games to win the World Cup

At the 2026 World Cup only 8 teams did not have a foreign-born team member. This quiz is about placing some of these players with the national team they were playing for in the World Cup, using the world map image as an aid.

At the end of the group stage at the 2026 World Cup finals, sixteen countries licked their wounds and caught their flights home. Uruguay, Czechia, South Korea and Scotland were disappointed. Other countries were happy to have been there to start with.

There were players in each of the 48 country's squads where you look at a name and think "How did that name end up there?" Your job is to separate the wheat from the chaff and identify who represents which country.

The 2026 World Cup finals had passed the Group stage: sixteen countries had licked their wounds and caught their flights home. Uruguay, Czechia, South Korea and Scotland were disappointed. Other countries were happy to have been there to start with.

This group featured the Netherlands, Japan, Sweden and Tunisia. 104 matches, 48 countries, 39 days, 16 stadiums.

This group featured Belgium, Egypt, Iran and New Zealand. 104 matches, 48 countries, 39 days, 16 stadiums.

There were players in each of the 48 country's squads where you look at a name and think "How did that name end up there?" Your job is to not make judgements based on appearance and identify who represents which country.

This quiz asks you to identify ten of the best players to play international rugby for New Zealand by the shirt number which they wore. To help, there is only one prop, lock, flanker, centre and winger. Those chosen have been picked from a few sources.

This group featured two-time winners France, as well as Senegal, Iraq and Norway. 104 matches, 48 countries, 39 days, 16 stadiums.

This group featured two-time winners Uruguay, one-time winners Spain, as well as Saudi Arabia and finals debutants Cabo Verde. 104 matches, 48 countries, 39 days, 16 stadiums.

The group stage played over 17 days concluded with 215 total goals scored across 72 matches, setting a historically high scoring average of 2.99 goals per game (the highest since the 1958 World Cup).

There are players in each of the 48 country's squads where you look at a name and think "How did that name end up there?" Your job is to not judge a book by its cover and identify who represents which country.

This group featured three-time winners Argentina, as well as Algeria, Austria and finals debutants Jordan. 104 matches, 48 countries, 39 days, 16 stadiums.

This group featured Portugal, Congo, Colombia and finals debutants Uzbekistan. 104 matches, 48 countries, 39 days, 16 stadiums.

This group featured one-time winners England (1966), as well as Croatia, Ghana and Panama. 104 matches, 48 countries, 39 days, 16 stadiums.

This group featured four-time winners Germany, as well as Ecuador, Ivory Coast and WC finals debutants Curacao. 104 matches, 48 countries, 39 days, 16 stadiums.

This group featured one of the host nations, USA, as well as Paraguay, Australia and Turkey. 104 matches, 48 countries, 39 days, 16 stadiums.

This group features five-time winners Brazil, as well as Morocco, Haiti and Scotland. 104 matches, 48 countries, 39 days, 16 stadiums.

This group featured one of the host nations, Canada, as well Bosnia and Herzegovina, Switzerland and Qatar. 104 matches, 48 countries, 39 days, 16 stadiums.

This group featured one of the host nations, Mexico, as well as South Africa, Czechia and South Korea. 104 matches, 48 countries, 39 days, 16 stadiums.

The group stages of the first ever 48-team FIFA World Cup created unforgettable drama, surprises and even saw some records being set by the very best players in the world. These ten questions will test you on it all. Good luck!

32 nationals advanced to the knock-out stage with 16 teams eliminated at group stage.