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Major rule changes that could define the World Cup
Under the new regulations, players will not be allowed to go to the touchline, rather they must remain where they are or come together in the centre circle.
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theguardian.com
A (very) beginner’s guide to the World Cup: how does it work and the players to look out for
The tournament kicks off on Thursday in Mexico City. Here’s what newcomers can expect from one of the world’s largest and most watched events
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faz.net
Fußball-WM 2026: Diese neuen Regeln sollten Sie als Fan kennen
Countdown beim Einwurf, Zwangspause nach Verletzung und mehr Befugnisse für den Video-Schiedsrichter: Bei der Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft müssen sich Zuschauer an einige Neuerungen…
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pbs.org
World Cup by the numbers: 1,248 players, 48 teams and 3 countries make this the largest ever
This marks the second time that the tournament will be played in multiple countries with Japan and South Korea sharing the 2002 edition.
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aljazeera.com
One day to go: Five key talking points before World Cup kicks off
Political issues continue to dominate the build-up, with the US-Israel war on Iran overshadowing the World Cup.
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hindustantimes.com
FIFA World Cup 2026: How the new 48-team format changes group-stage qualification and knockouts
The 2026 FIFA World Cup introduces a new format with 48 teams in 12 groups, with 32 advancing. | Football News
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dailymail.com
The World Cup starts TODAY! Here's everything you need to know
Forty-eight teams are set to take centre stage in the United States, Canada and Mexico - from the tiny Caribbean island of Curacao, with a population of 150,000, to five-time…
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huffpost.com
World Cup 2026 Ultimate Guide: Teams, Star Players And Fixtures
The breakdown of the teams taking part, their path to the tournament and some key names to watch.
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Major rule changes that could define the World Cup
Under the new regulations, players will not be allowed to go to the touchline, rather they must remain where they are or come together in the centre circle.