The FIFA World Cup 2026 Draw is officially complete, and all groups have been verified. Of the 48 countries that will compete in Mexico, the United States, and Canada from June 11 to July 19, Spain is the clear favorite. Out of 48 places, only six are still available.

One of the most watched sporting events worldwide is the FIFA World Cup, which takes place every four years. Nearly 1.42 billion people watched the France vs. Argentina final in Qatar in 2022. This is the outcome of the draw:

Group A
Mexico
South Africa
Korea
Winner of UEFA Playoff D (Denmark, North Macedonia, Czechia, Ireland)

Group B
Canada
Winner of UEFA Playoff A (Italy, Northern Ireland, Wales, Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Qatar
Switzerland

Group C
Brazil
Morocco
Haiti
Scotland

Group D
United States
Paraguay
Australia
Winner of UEFA Playoff C (Turkiye, Romania, Slovakia, Kosovo)

Group E
Germany
Curacao
Ivory Coast
Ecuador

Group F
Netherlands
Japan
Winner of UEFA Playoff B (Ukraine, Sweden, Poland, Albania)
Tunisia

Group G
Belgium
Egypt
Iran
New Zealand

Group H
Spain
Cabo Verde
Saudi Arabia
Uruguay

Group I
France
Senegal
Winner of Playoff 2 (Bolivia, Suriname, Iraq)
Norway

Group J
Argentina
Algeria
Austria
Jordan

Group K
Portugal
Winner of Playoff 1 (New Caledonia, Congo, Jamaica)
Uzbekistan
Colombia

Group L
England
Croatia
Panama
Ghana

Top Goalscorer Odds Kylian Mbappe is +600, Harry Kane is +700, Lionel Messi is +1200, Erling Haaland is +1400, Lamine Yamal is +1400, and Cristiano Ronaldo is +2000, according to theScore Bet's oddsmakers.

Notable World Cup winners include Portugal (+1000) with 6.5% of bets and 18.9% of handle; England (+550) with 15.7% of bets and 17.7% of handle; Spain (+450) with 17.6% of bets and 14.5% of handle; and France (+700) with 17.9% of bets and 13.5% of handle. With 2.4% of bets, the United States ranks 11th by handle (1.8%). Canada has received 1.1% of bets and is ranked 17th in handling (0.5%).

Winners Following the Draw

With 32 teams advancing to the knockout stages, Bickerdike stated following the draw that there haven't been many changes in the odds because of the expanded format.

Argentina, England, and the United States appear to be the draw winners, tho. For each of these clubs, the market has somewhat shrunk. The most noteworthy team to drift in the market was France, mainly because they drew Norway, who were playing well.

As the World Cup approaches, Caesars will keep adding new markets. Following the announcement of all qualifying path winners in March, the majority of additional markets will be made available. After the playing squads are revealed at the end of May, the majority of markets will continue to become accessible.

“Soccer falls behind only Football, Basketball and Baseball as Caesars’ most popular sport in terms of wagers struck so expectations for next summer’s World Cup are extremely high,” he said.

Huge Handle Anticipated

Bickerdike continued, "This should be the highest handled soccer competition that the industry has ever seen because it is an extended tournament in a U.S. customer-friendly time zone."

According to him, preparations are well under way to guaranty that Caesars' bettors have access to more marketplaces, goods, and deals than ever before.