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Who Will Win 2026 World Cup? Breaking Down The 4 Remaining Contenders

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The 2026 World Cup favourites are down to four teams after the quarter-finals, with France, Spain, England and Argentina still in contention for football’s biggest prize. GoalNigeria takes a look at how each nation has reached the semi-finals and the challenge that lies ahead.

France booked their place in the last four with a 2-0 victory over Morocco, while Spain edged Belgium 2-1. England defeated Norway 2-1 after extra time before Argentina completed the semi-final line-up with a 3-1 win over Switzerland.

France will face Spain in the first semi-final, while England take on Argentina for a place in the final.

Why France, Spain, England, Argentina Are 2026 World Cup Favourites

France have reached another World Cup semi-final with a squad that combines experienced internationals and emerging talent. They have conceded few chances during the knockout stage and remain among the tournament’s strongest defensive teams.

Spain continue to rely on their possession-based approach. They progressed after overcoming Belgium and have controlled large periods of matches through passing and movement in midfield.

England remain unbeaten in the competition after eliminating Norway. Thomas Tuchel’s side have shown resilience in the knockout rounds and now face one of the tournament’s biggest tests against Argentina.

Argentina are aiming to reach another World Cup final after defeating Switzerland. Their squad blends experienced players with younger talents, and they remain one of the favourites heading into the semi-finals.

Semi-Final Fixtures Could Decide The Favourites

The first semi-final will see France meet Spain, with both teams looking to extend their unbeaten runs in the tournament.

The second semi-final pits England against Argentina in one of international football’s most recognised rivalries. The winner will advance to the World Cup final on July 19 in New Jersey.

With only four teams left, the remaining matches will determine which nation lifts the 2026 FIFA World Cup trophy.

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Thomasina Oseye
Thomasina Oseyehttp://goalnigeria.com
Football news writer based in Nigeria covering domestic and international football. She writes clear, engaging match reports, breaking news, including the Premier League, NPFL and international tournaments.
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