Group B

Group B consists of Canada, Qatar, Switzerland and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Matches are played from 2026-06-12 to 2026-06-24 at AT&T Stadium, Arrowhead Stadium, Gillette Stadium, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, MetLife Stadium, SoFi Stadium.

Group B opens on June 12, 2026 with Canada vs Bosnia-Herzegovina and closes with the simultaneous final matchday on June 24, 2026. With each side playing three group matches, the calendar uses 6 of the tournament's 16 venues across the three host countries -- matchdays are spread to give every team rest between fixtures and let supporters travel between cities. The FIFA-ranking spread inside Group B is comparatively tight: Canada are the highest-ranked of the four, but the gap to the rest of the group is small enough that a single result can flip the projection. Tight groups historically swing on opening-day form and the goal-difference column. In the new 48-team format the top two from Group B qualify automatically for the Round of 32. The eight best third-placed teams from the 12 first-round groups also advance, meaning a third-place finish can still be enough -- but the points-and-goal-difference comparison across groups is the tie-breaker, so the final matchday matters to every side, regardless of position.

Which teams are in Group B?

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2Qatar Qatar00000
3Switzerland Switzerland00000
4Bosnia-Herzegovina Bosnia-Herzegovina00000

When are the Group B matches?

Frequently asked questions

Group B consists of Canada, Qatar, Switzerland and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Group B matches run from June 12, 2026 to June 24, 2026, with each team playing 3 group-stage matches.
Group B matches are played at AT&T Stadium, Arrowhead Stadium, Gillette Stadium, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, MetLife Stadium, SoFi Stadium.
Switzerland (FIFA rank #16) is the highest-ranked team in Group B.