World Cup 2026

World Cup 2026 warm-up matches: schedule from May 27 to June 10

See the complete World Cup 2026 warm-up matches schedule and results (May 27-June 10): 55+ friendly games with final scores, plus instant Footlab team data comparisons. Explore the numbers before every 2026 FIFA World Cup fixture.

World Cup 2026 warm-up matches: full schedule and results

Below is the complete list of World Cup 2026 warm-up matches, also known as the pre-tournament friendlies or warm-up games, played between May 27 and June 10, 2026. Every fixture shows the final result, and each matchup between two qualified nations links directly to the Footlab data comparison tool so you can review team form and scoring trends ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Here is the aggregated schedule of announced World Cup 2026 warm-up matches between May 27 and June 10, 2026, involving qualified national teams and their opponents.

When both national teams have qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the match opens the Footlab comparison tool. When only one team is qualified, its name links directly to the team page.

This preparation period before the 2026 FIFA World Cup allows fans to follow the final friendly matches, clashes between qualified nations, and tactical experiments before the tournament begins.

The schedule below gathers all announced matches between May 27 and June 10, 2026, with quick access to team comparisons and national team pages whenever available.

Date	Match	Result
28 May	Ireland - Qatar	1-0
30 May	Scotland - Curaçao	4-1
31 May	Mexico - Australia	1-0
31 May	Ecuador - Saudi Arabia	2-1
31 May	Switzerland - Jordan	4-1
31 May	United States - Senegal	3-2
31 May	Brazil - Panama	6-2
31 May	Japan - Iceland	1-0
31 May	Germany - Finland	4-0
1 June	Norway - Sweden	3-1
1 June	Türkiye - North Macedonia	4-0
1 June	Austria - Tunisia	1-0
2 June	Colombia - Costa Rica	3-1
2 June	Canada - Uzbekistan	2-0
2 June	Croatia - Belgium	0-2
2 June	Morocco - Madagascar	4-0
2 June	Wales - Ghana	1-1
3 June	DR Congo - Denmark	0-0
3 June	Netherlands - Algeria	0-1
3 June	Haiti - New Zealand	4-0
4 June	Iran - Mali	2-0
4 June	South Korea - El Salvador	1-0
4 June	Spain - Iraq	1-1
4 June	Panama - Dominican Republic	4-2
4 June	Sweden - Greece	2-2
4 June	France - Ivory Coast	1-2
5 June	Czech Republic - Guatemala	3-1
5 June	Mexico - Serbie	5-1
5 June	Paraguay - Nicaragua	4-0
6 June	Canada - Ireland	1-1
7 June	Brazil - Egypt	2-1
6 June	Haiti - Peru	1-2
6 June	Belgium - Tunisia	5-0
6 June	Portugal - Chile	2-1
6 June	United States - Germany	1-2
6 June	Australia - Switzerland	1-1
6 June	Panama - Bosnia and Herzegovina	1-1
6 June	Scotland - Bolivia	4-0
6 June	England - New Zealand	1-0
6 June	Qatar - El Salvador	0-0
7 June	Türkiye - Venezuela	2-1
7 June	Argentina - Honduras	2-0
7 June	Croatia - Slovenia	2-1
7 June	Morocco - Norway	1-1
7 June	Ecuador - Guatemala	3-0
7 June	Curaçao - Aruba	4-0
8 June	Colombia - Jordan	2-0
8 June	Netherlands - Uzbekistan	2-1
8 June	France - Northern Ireland	3-1
9 June	Argentina - Iceland	3-0
9 June	Spain - Peru	3-1
9 June	DR Congo - Chile	1-2
10 June	England - Costa Rica	1-0
10 June	Portugal - Nigeria	2-1
10 June	Saudi Arabia - Senegal	0-0

These 2026 FIFA World Cup warm-up matches are particularly useful for analyzing team form, expected rotations, attacking and defensive trends, and the overall level of opposition before the final tournament.

This list is especially useful for following national teams such as France, Brazil, Argentina, Spain, Morocco, Senegal, the United States, and Japan ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, while identifying the most interesting matchups to compare.

World Cup 2026 warm-up matches: key questions

When were the World Cup 2026 warm-up matches played? The warm-up matches ran from May 27 to June 10, 2026, in the final window before the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicked off on June 11.

How many warm-up games were there? More than 50 friendly fixtures were played, involving qualified nations such as France, Brazil, Argentina, Spain, Morocco, Senegal, the United States and Japan.

Where can I compare the teams? Every matchup between two qualified teams links to the Footlab comparison tool, so you can review the underlying data before each World Cup game. Footlab is an independent statistical analysis project and provides no betting advice.