The World Cup 2026 wall chart is here, and it's yours to download for free.
World Cup 2026 is well underway, and throughout all the twists and turns, it's hard to keep up with which path your team is currently on and who they could feasibly face in the next round, should they make it through.
And that's why a wall chart is an absolute must – as well as for the fun of filling out each of the scores as they happen. All you need is a printer, some paper and a pen to get involved…
Standard colour World Cup wall chart
Your World Cup 2026 wall chart FREE DOWNLOAD from FourFourTwo
YOUR COMPLETE SET OF WALL CHARTS Pacific Daylight Time, Mountain Daylight Time, Central Daylight Time, Eastern Daylight Time, British Standard Time, Central European Time, Moscow Standard Time/East Africa Time, Pakistan Standard Time, India Standard Time, China Standard Time, Japan Standard Time/Korea Standard Time, Australian Eastern Standard
The World Cup is underway, but you're never too late to enjoy the fun of filling out a huge sheet of paper with football scores, now are you?
This is your wall chart for British Summer Time timings – that's GMT+1 from March until October, of course – which means that this is the wall chart for you if you're in England, Portugal or Nigeria.
A reminder, too, that this is an A1 wall chart, so it prints out into eight A4 sheets to put on your wall. Enjoy!
Download the wall chart in colour
Black and white version
Download a black-and-white World Cup 2026 wall chart
In case you need it, we've got a black-and-white version, too. This is exactly the same as the original – but won't cost you an arm and a leg in colour ink cartridges.
Download the wall chart in black and white
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Sweepstake kit
FREE Printable World Cup 2026 Sweepstake Kit: Download PDF Template, Teams & Rules
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- Template
- Rules
- Teams
- Odds
Download the World Cup 2026 Sweepstake PDF
Our free World Cup 2026 sweepstake PDF includes all 48 teams, printable team cards, tournament odds and simple office sweepstake rules.”
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Get a free £5 bet from BOYLE Sports and also be in with a chance of winning a share of our £1,000 prize pot every round
World Cup 2026 Teams Included
World Cup 2026 teams included in your sweepstake
- Algeria
- Argentina
- Australia
- Austria
- Belgium
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Brazil
- Canada
- Cape Verde
- Colombia
- Croatia
- Curaçao
- Czech Republic
- DR Congo
- Ecuador
- Egypt
- England
- France
- Germany
- Ghana
- Haiti
- Iran
- Iraq
- Ivory Coast
- Japan
- Jordan
- Mexico
- Morocco
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Panama
- Paraguay
- Portugal
- Qatar
- Saudi Arabia
- Scotland
- Senegal
- South Africa
- South Korea
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Tunisia
- Turkey
- United States
- Uruguay
- Uzbekistan
Helpful Tips for the Organiser
Keep a Master Sheet: As soon as a team is drawn, write down the player's name next to that country immediately. People will forget who they drew.
Create a Group Chat: Send out regular updates after the group stages and knockout rounds to stoke the banter, especially when a massive favourite gets knocked out early by a dark horse.
World Cup 2026 Sweepstake Organiser Guide
A World Cup sweepstake is a classic way to get everyone involved, whether they are die-hard fans or people who don't know what offside means.
This years competition has a record 48-teams competing for the 2026 World Cup, so the maths changes slightly from the old 32-team version, but setup is just as easy.
Here is a step-by-step guide to running one perfectly:
Step 1: Set a Buy-In / Prize Pool
Before you draw teams, decide how much it costs to enter. This creates your total prize pot.
Low Stakes: £2 or £5 per team (good for the workplace).
Medium Stakes: £10 or £20 per team (good for the Whatsapp group and family).
Examples prize pots:
48 teams at £10 each creates a £960 total prize pot.
48 teams at £10 each creates a £480 total prize pot.
48 teams at £5 each creates a £240 total prize pot.
48 teams at £2 each creates a £96 total prize pot.
Step 2: Figure Out the Player Allocation
Because there are 48 nations, you need to adapt based on how many people want to play:
Exactly 24 people? Everyone gets 2 teams.
Exactly 16 people? Everyone gets 3 teams.
Exactly 12 people? Everyone gets 4 teams.
An awkward number of people (e.g., 18 or 30)? Allow people to buy as many individual tickets as they want until all 48 teams are assigned. If you have teams left over at the end, you can pool them together as "The House" (if the House wins, everyone gets their entry money back).
Step 3: The Draw (The Fun Part)
Print out your FourFourTwo sweepstake kit and cut out all 48 team names.
Fold them up and put them into a hat, bowl, or mug.
Have players draw their teams blindly. If you are running it remotely, you can film yourself drawing them or use an online randomiser tool, but doing it live always adds the best drama (especially when someone draws a favourite like Spain or a massive long-shot like New Zealand).
Step 4: Split the Prizes
Don't just give all the money to the person who wins the tournament—spreading the prizes keeps more people interested for longer. A standard 48-team payout structure looks like this:
1st Place (World Cup Winner): 60% of the pot
2nd Place (Runner-up): 25% of the pot
3rd & 4th Place (Losing Semi-Finalists): 5% each of the pot
The Wooden Spoon (The worst team): 5% of the pot (Give this to the team that finishes 48th with the worst goal difference/most goals conceded in the group stage to keep the underdog owners cheering!).
FAQs
Does the sweepstake include team odds?
Yes. We provide an odds sheet showing favourites and outsiders.
How do I organise a World Cup sweepstake?
Print the team cards, place them in a container and draw teams at random.
Can I use this as an office sweepstake?
Yes. The kit is designed for workplaces, friends and family groups.
How many teams are in the 2026 World Cup sweepstake?
There are 48 teams in World Cup 2026.
Is this World Cup sweepstake kit free?
Yes. Download and print the PDF free of charge.
