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The 2026 World Cup Thread

FIFA has officially confirmed that it is considering a further expansion of the World Cup to a 64-team format for the 2030 tournament. President Gianni Infantino stated that committees will formally review a proposal to scale the competition up to 64 nations.
And will it guarantee some countries direct entry to the tournament, then SInkies has chance leow

sinkies need a 96-team format 2 haf any chance 2 qualify. :D
 
zero farks given :cool:

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FIFA want to maximize once in 4 years especially those countries can attract maximum viewership, advertisement and crowds
so increasing the number of teams and granting certain countries qualified to play can achieve the above objectives
 
After Q-final matches
PL Players that scored goal
in World Cup Final.

Raul Jimenez. Mex. Wolves.
Ladis Krejci. Cze. Wolves
John McGinn. Sco. Aston Villa
Kai Havertz. Ger. Arsenal
Crysencio Summerville Hol
W.Ham
Virgil van Dijk. Hol. Liverpool
Dachi Kamada Jap C. Palace
Daniel Munoz Col. C. Palace
Amad Diallo. Ivory Coast. Man U
Yasin Ayari. Swe. Brigthon HA
Alexander Isak Swe. Liverpool
Viktor Gyokeres. Swe. Arsenal
Erling Haaland. Nor. Man City
Yoane Wissa DR Congo Newcastle
Granit Xhaka Swi. Sunderland
Cyle Larin. Can. Southampton
Brian Brobbey Hol. Sunderland
Cody Gakpo. Hol. Liverpool
Anthony Elanga. Swe. Newcastle
Matheus Cunha. Bra. Man U
M. Salah. Eygpt. Liverpool
Ismalia Sarr Senegal C. Palace
Jan Paul Van Hecke Hol Spurs
Iliman Ndiaye. Senegal Everton
Habib Diarra. Senegal Sunderland
G. Martinelli. Bra. Arsenal
Casemiro. Bra. Man U
Issa Diop. Morocco. Fulham
Pedro Porro. Spain. Spurs
Dan Ndoye. Switzerland N. Forest
L. Martinez Arg. Man U
Mikel Merino Spain. Arsenal
Cristian Romero Arg. Spurs
Enzo Fernandez Arg. Chelsea
Alexis McAllister Arg. Liverpool

4 players from Man U
4 players from Arsenal
5 players from Liverpool,
M. Salah included.
3 players from. C. Palace
3 players from Sunderland
3 players from Spurs
 
Current top scorer Standings
  • Lionel Messi (Argentina) –8 goals
  • Kylian Mbappé (France) – 7 goals
  • Erling Haaland (Norway) – 7 goals
  • Harry Kane (England) – 6 goals
  • Jude Bellingham (England) - 6 goals
 
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