The 2022 Football World Cup is going to start in Qatar coming November. Meanwhile, FIFA, the loftiest governing body of football, has started medications for the coming World Cup. This is the first time that the 2026 Football World Cup is going to be organized in three countries. 

 

It has already been announced that for the first time in 2028, 48 countries will participate in the Football World Cup. On Friday, FIFA announced that the 2026 World Cup will be played in 11 venues in the United States, three in Mexico, and two in Canada.

 

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FIFA Names 16 Cities as Hosts for 2026 World Cup

The venue cities for the 2026 World Cup are:

United States: Atlanta (Mercedes-Benz Stadium)

Boston (Gillette Stadium)

Dallas (AT&T Stadium)

Houston (NRG Stadium)

Kansas City (Arrowhead Stadium)

Los Angeles (Sophie Stadium)

New York / New York )

Miami (Hard Rock Stadium)

Philadelphia (Lincoln Financial Stadium)

San Francisco Bay (Levi's Stadium)

Seattle (Lumen Field Stadium)

Mexico: Guadalajara (Estadio Acron), Mexico City (Estadio Azteca), Monterrey (Estadio BBVA Bankomar)

Canada: Toronto (BMO Field), Vancouver (BC Place).

Argentina got good news before the World Cup

Argentina is having a great time ahead of the World Cup in Qatar.

The team led by Lionel Messi is now irresistible. Albiceleste has already confirmed their ticket to the World Cup by showing a great performance in the qualifying round. Scaloni's side will face Poland, Mexico, and Saudi Arabia in Group C.

Argentina has been unstoppable since snatching the Copa Am title from arch-rivals Brazil last year.

Albiceleste beat Estonia 5-0 after winning the final against Italy earlier this month. Messi alone scored 5 goals in the match to blow out Estonia.

All in all, Argentina will be one of the favorites in the Qatar World Cup.

However, the team led by Lionel Messi has great good news long before it enters the world stage.

It is known that Argentina is one step ahead in the FIFA rankings. At the moment they are in fourth place. Brazil tops the list, followed by Belgium, which has held the top spot for more than three years. And France is in third place before Argentina.

FIFA will release the rankings next week, according to Argentina-based sports online TYC Sports. In that, Argentina will overtake France in third place. France will drop to third place in the UEFA Nations League after performing poorly so far. However, the position of Brazil and Belgium is not shaky. Brazil will be first and Belgium will be second.

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Top 10 FIFA rankings to be published next week

 

1	Brazil, rating points:	1838
2	Belgium, rating points:	1822
3	Argentina, rating points:	1784
4	France, rating points:	1765
5	England, rating points:	1738
6	Italy, rating points:	1718
7	Spain, rating points:	1717
8	The Netherlands, rating points:	1679
9	Portugal, rating points:	1679
10	Denmark, rating points:	1665

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