Football fans worldwide are abuzz as the FIFA World Cup 2026 draw kicks off today in Washington, D.C.
This historic draw marks the first time the World Cup will feature 48 teams, expanding from 32 nations, and will take place across three host countries: the United States, Canada and Mexico. Fans can expect the group stage to be revealed live, setting the tone for next summer's tournament.
The draw ceremony is not just a sporting milestone but a digital event, streamed across platforms, bringing together young global citizens, tech enthusiasts, and travellers alike. From viral moments to instant analysis, social media is primed for real-time reactions as teams discover their opponents.
With next summer's opening match set against the backdrop of multiple time zones, the draw in DC helps fans map out must-watch clashes and dream fixtures. Whether you're planning a road trip through host cities or hosting a watch party at home, the draw is your first glimpse of the drama to come.
Stay tuned for the full group lineup and join the conversation with #WorldCup2026 and #FIFADraw.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
