What We Know So Far
The 2030 FIFA World Cup will mark the 100th anniversary of the tournament, a century after the inaugural FIFA World Cup was held in Uruguay in 1930.
Morocco, Portugal and Spain will serve as the main host nations, while Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay will each stage one special centenary celebration match.
Tournament Overview
🏆 Centenary Celebration
The 2030 FIFA World Cup will celebrate 100 years of World Cup history.
Uruguay will stage a special centenary match in Montevideo, where the first FIFA World Cup was held in 1930. Argentina and Paraguay will also host one centenary celebration match each.
The remaining 101 matches will be staged across Morocco, Portugal and Spain.
📅 Key Dates
Centenary celebrations and matches
Main tournament opening
World Cup Final
Dates reflect FIFA’s currently intended schedule and may be updated as the tournament approaches.
🌍 Six Host Nations
Morocco, Portugal and Spain will stage 101 matches, while Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay will each host one centenary celebration match.
🔄 More Information Coming
This page will be updated as FIFA confirms additional details about the 2030 World Cup, including qualification, participating teams, venues, the final draw, groups and the full match schedule.