Match previews, probability charts, full schedule, group tables, and a guide to official broadcasters — all in one place.
Explore the HubA reading companion for fans who like their football with a side of data
Every fixture broken down with probability charts and an expected scoreline, explained in plain, friendly language.
Every upcoming fixture listed in order with dates and kickoff times so you never lose track of the tournament.
Up-to-date standings for every group, updated as results come in, with context on what's still at play.
A simple guide pointing you to official TV broadcasters in various regions, so you know where to look.
Read our latest match previews and probability charts before kickoff, purely for the fun of the discussion.
A look at some of the standout fixtures coming up, with probability charts and expected scores
Brazil's midfield fluidity has been sharp this tournament, but Portugal's structured defense could make this a tight, cagey affair.
MediumA rematch full of history — both sides favour patient buildup, and our model expects a closely contested, low-scoring game.
LowFrance's attacking depth has looked composed, while Morocco will need a disciplined defensive shape to stay competitive.
HighSpain's possession-heavy style tends to wear down disciplined opponents late, though Japan has shown resilience in tight matches.
MediumThese match previews are editorial estimates provided for information and entertainment only and are not betting advice.
The next fixtures on the tournament calendar, in chronological order
A neutral look at squads carrying momentum into the knockout rounds
Known for fluid attacking combinations and quick transitions, Brazil remains a technically gifted side to follow closely.
A well-organized midfield and clinical finishing have kept Argentina efficient and difficult to break down this tournament.
Strong squad depth and pace on the counter make France a consistently dangerous side in tight, high-pressure matches.
Disciplined defensively with sharp movement in the final third, Portugal has been steady through the group stage.
A patient, possession-based approach paired with physical resilience has defined the Dutch campaign so far.
Comfortable in possession with a focus on controlling tempo, Spain continues to grind out results through discipline.
Compact defensive organization and quick counter-attacks have made Japan a tough, well-drilled opponent for any side.
A cohesive defensive unit and disciplined shape have made Morocco one of the tournament's more resilient sides.