World Cup 2026

Five Team Draw

Everyone picks five teams, one from each tier (sorted from the favourites down to the long shots). Lower tiers carry a bigger multiplier, so a surprise run can swing the whole table.

Highest combined score across your five teams wins 🏆

16players

Tournament complete

Final standings

Bar length shows each player’s total. The coloured blocks show how much each of their five teams contributed.

1Marley Glover123.5pts
Winner
- Spain42 points
- United States16.5 points
- Norway32 points
- Sweden15 points
- Bosnia and Herzegovina18 points
2Glenn Brook122.5pts
- Spain42 points
- Morocco25.5 points
- Egypt22 points
- Sweden15 points
- Bosnia and Herzegovina18 points
3Thomas Brown105pts
- England27 points
- Japan10.5 points
- Norway32 points
- Ivory Coast17.5 points
- Ghana18 points
4Joe Harvey103.5pts
- Argentina33 points
- Uruguay3 points
- Norway32 points
- Ivory Coast17.5 points
- Ghana18 points
5Gary Bovill96.5pts
- France25 points
- United States16.5 points
- Egypt22 points
- Sweden15 points
- Ghana18 points
6James Hunter91.5pts
- Portugal11 points
- Morocco25.5 points
- Norway32 points
- Scotland5 points
- Cape Verde18 points
7Jackson Jones89.5pts
- Spain42 points
- Morocco25.5 points
- South Korea4 points
- Sweden15 points
- Curacao3 points
7Sean Jeeves89.5pts
- England27 points
- Senegal7.5 points
- Norway32 points
- Scotland5 points
- Ghana18 points
9Tom Cavill88.5pts
- France25 points
- Belgium24 points
- South Korea4 points
- Ivory Coast17.5 points
- Bosnia and Herzegovina18 points
10Chris Green86.5pts
- France25 points
- United States16.5 points
- Austria12 points
- Sweden15 points
- Ghana18 points
10Ewen Laycock86.5pts
- Spain42 points
- Senegal7.5 points
- South Korea4 points
- Sweden15 points
- Bosnia and Herzegovina18 points
12Dan Rawley78.5pts
- France25 points
- United States16.5 points
- South Korea4 points
- Sweden15 points
- Bosnia and Herzegovina18 points
13ChatGPT76pts
- Spain42 points
- Belgium24 points
- South Korea4 points
- Panama0 points
- Saudi Arabia6 points
14Dave Mullen66.5pts
- France25 points
- Mexico19.5 points
- South Korea4 points
- Panama0 points
- Ghana18 points
15David Cavill64.5pts
- England27 points
- Japan10.5 points
- Turkey4 points
- Scotland5 points
- South Africa18 points
16Richard Hill49.5pts
- England27 points
- Japan10.5 points
- South Korea4 points
- Scotland5 points
- New Zealand3 points

All teams

Every team’s final score, ranked from highest to lowest.

Final scores · 48

SpainT142 points
ArgentinaT133 points
NorwayT332 points
EnglandT127 points
MoroccoT225.5 points
SwitzerlandT225.5 points
FranceT125 points
ParaguayT425 points
BelgiumT224 points
EgyptT322 points
CanadaT320 points
MexicoT219.5 points
Bosnia and HerzegovinaT518 points
Cape VerdeT518 points
ColombiaT218 points
GhanaT518 points
South AfricaT518 points
Ivory CoastT417.5 points
United StatesT216.5 points
DR CongoT415 points
SwedenT415 points
AlgeriaT312 points
AustraliaT312 points
AustriaT312 points
BrazilT112 points
EcuadorT312 points
PortugalT111 points
CroatiaT210.5 points
JapanT210.5 points
NetherlandsT18 points
SenegalT27.5 points
GermanyT17 points
IranT36 points
Saudi ArabiaT56 points
ScotlandT45 points
South KoreaT34 points
TurkeyT34 points
CuracaoT53 points
New ZealandT53 points
UruguayT23 points
CzechiaT42.5 points
QatarT42.5 points
HaitiT50 points
IraqT50 points
JordanT50 points
PanamaT40 points
TunisiaT40 points
UzbekistanT40 points

How scoring works

Points come from group results (including advancing) and from winning knockout rounds. Everything is then multiplied by the team's tier.

1 · Points from group games

Win +2Draw +1Loss 0Advance from group +3

2 · Knockout wins

R32 win +4R16 win +5QF win +7SF win +83rd place final win +3Final win +10

3 · Then multiply by the team's tier

Tier 1 Favourites×1

Tier 2 Heavyweights×1.5

Tier 3 Dark horses×2

Tier 4 Outsiders×2.5

Tier 5 Long shots×3

Team score = (group points + knockout wins) × tier multiplier.