Your friendly guide to the 2026 summer championship

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Team Guide

A neutral look at squads worth following through the group stage and beyond

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Brazil Group F

Known for fluid attacking football and technical depth, with squad rotation options across every attacking position.

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France Group D

A balanced setup built on pace in transition and a well-organised midfield that controls tempo in tight matches.

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Japan Group B

Disciplined, high-work-rate football with quick passing combinations that can trouble more physical opponents.

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Morocco Group E

A compact defensive block paired with sharp counter-attacks, a style that has unsettled higher-ranked sides before.

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England Group C

A deep pool of attacking talent and physical presence in midfield, often strongest in the tournament's later stages.

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Argentina Group A

Composed build-up play and experienced defensive organisation, with a clear identity carried from recent tournaments.

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