GoalTrack follows the 2026 World Cup end to end: live scores from every match, the twelve group tables, the full knockout bracket and goal alerts for the teams you are backing, free on iPhone and Android.
Every World Cup game live, with goals, status and the minute as it plays out.
All twelve groups, updated as results land, so you can see who is going through.
The full bracket from the round of 32 to the final, filling in as ties are decided.
On-device alerts for goals, kickoff and full-time for the teams you follow.
The 2026 World Cup runs across June and July 2026, co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico over 16 host cities. It is the first time the tournament has been shared by three countries, and the first played with 48 teams instead of 32, which stretches it to 104 matches. With games spread across North American time zones, the kickoff time you see matters: GoalTrack shows each one in your own zone so you know when to tune in.
The 48 teams are split into 12 groups of four. Inside each group, every team plays the other three once. The top two from each group go through automatically, and the eight best third-placed teams across all groups join them, which is what makes the final round of group games so tense, because a third-place finish might still be enough. When teams finish level on points, it comes down to goal difference, then goals scored, so a late goal in a game that looks settled can still decide who advances.
Once the groups are settled, 32 teams enter a single-elimination bracket: round of 32, round of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals and the final. Lose once and you are out. GoalTrack lays the bracket out so you can see each tie, who advances, and the path your team would take to the final.
Star the nation you are backing and GoalTrack pins it to the top of your feed: its next kickoff, the group table it sits in, and the result the moment the whistle goes. Once the knockout rounds begin, you can trace the side of the bracket it would travel through to reach the final, so you always know who stands between your team and the next round. Following more than one country works the same way, with each one surfaced as its games come around.
Star the teams you are following, then turn on goal, kickoff and full-time alerts in settings. Because the alerts are generated on your device, you stay in control of which ones you receive. Keep goals only, or add kickoff reminders so you never miss the start.
Want the mechanics on their own? See the knockout bracket and goal alerts.
Yes. GoalTrack covers the World Cup with live scores, group standings, the knockout bracket and goal alerts for your teams, free on iPhone and Android.
48 teams are drawn into 12 groups of four. The top two from each group, plus the eight best third-placed teams, advance to a round of 32, then it becomes a straight knockout to the final.
Star the teams you want to follow and turn on goal, kickoff and full-time alerts in settings. The alerts are generated on your device, so you choose exactly which ones you get.
Yes. It is part of the free app; the optional Premium subscription only removes banner ads.
No. GoalTrack is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to FIFA or the World Cup. It shows publicly available match information for fans.
The tournament runs across June and July 2026, opening on 11 June and finishing with the final on 19 July. GoalTrack shows kickoff times in your own time zone, so you do not have to do the math.
It is co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, across 16 host cities, the first World Cup spread over three countries.
48 teams, up from 32. It is the first World Cup at that size, which is why the format moved to 12 groups and a longer run of 104 matches.
GoalTrack is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with FIFA, the FIFA World Cup, or any competition organizer. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
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