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World Cup 2026 standings calculator

Enter match scores, recalculate group rankings and watch the best third-place table decide the final Round of 32 slots.

Score inputs

Group B simulator

CanadaBosnia and Herzegovina
QatarSwitzerland
SwitzerlandBosnia and Herzegovina
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SwitzerlandCanada
Bosnia and HerzegovinaQatar
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1Bosnia and HerzegovinaBIH0000
2CanadaCAN0000
3QatarQAT0000
4SwitzerlandSUI0000

Frequently asked questions

Questions about Group B standings

This view gives Group B its own standings context inside the main calculator. It keeps the same score simulator and ranking rules, while foregrounding the teams and qualification stakes for this group.

Who plays in Group B?

Group B includes Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, Qatar, Switzerland.

How can Group B teams qualify?

The top two teams qualify automatically, and the third-placed team can still advance through the best third-place table.

Can I test different results for this group?

Yes. Use the score inputs on this page to recalculate the table and compare the third-place result.

Teams: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, Qatar, Switzerland.
Ranking order starts with points, then goal difference and goals scored.
The third-place team may still advance through the cross-group best third-place table.
Best third-place calculatorCompare the 12 third-placed teams.Round of 32 bracketSee where qualifiers move next.Best third-place ruleRead how the format works.

Matchday guide

Model the group tables and third-place race

The standings page helps you test how group results can change qualification. Enter scores, recalculate the table and see how points, goal difference and goals scored affect each group.

World Cup 2026 makes this more important because third-placed teams can still qualify. The page includes a best third-place table so you can compare the teams that finish third across all groups.

Each group can be opened from the side panel, and group-specific pages are available when you only care about one table. The full calculator is better when you want to compare outcomes across the tournament.

The standings rules connect directly to the Round of 32 bracket. Once a group scenario is clear, the next question is usually which knockout slot those teams could move into.

For a quick visit, choose a group, enter a few expected scores and watch how the table changes. For deeper planning, compare the third-place table after every group scenario.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about standings and qualification

The 48-team format makes third-place comparisons a real planning question. The calculator is the main utility, while group pages and the best third-place page give fans a direct answer before they begin simulating scores.

How many teams qualify from each group?

The top two teams from each group qualify automatically, and the third-placed team may still advance through the cross-group ranking.

Why is the best third-place table important?

Eight of the 12 third-placed teams qualify for the Round of 32, so group results can matter even after a team finishes outside the top two.

Can I simulate different scorelines?

Yes. Enter scores in the calculator to recalculate group tables and the best third-place comparison.

Each group page uses the same ranking engine as the full calculator.
The best third-place calculator explains the cross-group comparison that affects eight knockout spots.
Format and bracket pages are linked wherever qualification rules affect the next step.