Netherlands
JapanGroup F
Megogo
Dallas - AT&T Stadium
Referee : Ismail Elfath (United States)
Netherlands: 1. Verbruggen - 6. van Hecke, 4. van Dijk, 15. van de Ven, 22. Dumfries - 21. de Jong F. - 8. Gravenberch R., 14. Reijnders - 11. Gakpo, 18. Malen, 24. Summerville
Bench: 13. Roefs, 23. Flekken - 25. Hato, 2. Geertruida, 5. Ake - 20. Koopmeiners T. - 3. de Roon, 12. Wieffer, 16. Til G. - 10. Depay, 17. Lang N. - 7. Kluivert, 9. Weghorst, 19. Brobbey, 26. Timber Q.
Japan: 1. Suzuki Z. - 3. Taniguchi, 16. Watanabe T., 21. Ito H. - 24. Sano - 10. Doan - 8. Kubo T., 13. Nakamura, 15. Kamada - 18. Ueda A., 11. Maeda
Bench: 12. Osako K., 23. Hayakawa - 2. Sugawara, 22. Tomiyasu, 4. Itakura, 20. Seko, 25. Suzuki J., 5. Nagatomo - 7. Tanaka A. - 17. Suzuki Yu. - 6. Machino, 9. Goto, 19. Ogawa, 26. Shiogai, 14. Ito J.
The Netherlands will lift the FIFA World Cup trophy in 2026. Intrigued? Skeptical? You have every right to be, but you might want to hold your judgment. This prediction comes courtesy of Joachim Klement—a man whose forecasts have earned serious attention.
The 24-year-old has failed to recover in time from a groin injury
Notably absent from the final selection are injured stars
Diego Maradona was deemed too raw to feature for the hosts at the 1978 World Cup. In hindsight, that might have been a blessing.
England suffered a historic and sobering defeat
The legendary forward has previously been part of the Netherlands coaching staff on two separate occasions
The win guarantees the Netherlands first place in Group G
Six fixtures across three European groups headline today’s World Cup 2026 qualifying schedule
Netherlands delivered a commanding performance
Juventus midfielder has received a late call-up to the Netherlands national team
Depay etched his name into the history books
The result sees both teams locked on seven points
