Iraq and Turkey qualify - which 2026 Fifa World Cup groups are they in?

Iraq were the last team to punch their ticket for the global finals with 2-1 win over Bolivia

Turkey's players celebrate after victory over Kosovo secured them a place at the 2026 World Cup. AFP

The final six teams have punched their tickets for the 2026 World Cup finals this summer.

Four teams from Europe – Bosnia-Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Turkey and Sweden – and two teams via the intercontinental play-offs – DR Congo and Iraq – all won their respective finals and will now head to North America for the expanded 48-team tournament.

The global finals, starting June 11, will take place in the US, Canada and Mexico.

Iraq beat Bolivia to qualify for 2026 Fifa World Cup

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Here are the final groups:

Group A

• Mexico
• South Korea
• South Africa
• Czech Republic

Group B

• Canada
• Switzerland
• Qatar
• Bosnia-Herzegovina

Group C

• Brazil
• Morocco
• Scotland
• Haiti

Group D

• United States
• Paraguay
• Australia
• Turkey

Group E

• Germany
• Ecuador
• Ivory Coast
• Curaçao

Group F

• Netherlands
• Japan
• Tunisia
• Sweden

Group G

• Belgium
• Iran
• Egypt
• New Zealand

Group H

• Spain
• Uruguay
• Saudi Arabia
• Cape Verde

Group I

• France
• Senegal
• Norway
• Iraq

Group J

• Argentina
• Austria
• Algeria
• Jordan

Group K

• Portugal
• Colombia
• Uzbekistan
• DR Congo

Group L

• England
• Croatia
• Panama
• Ghana