The European qualifiers conclude with ten matches corresponding to groups B, C, E, H and J. Spain, Belgium, Austria and Switzerland will seek to finish their matches quickly to enjoy peace of mind, while Denmark and Scotland will play a final match.
The 12 seconds from each group and the four teams that won their ticket to the UEFA Nations League will play in the qualifiers. The 16 participants will compete in direct elimination duels, in one match, which will be drawn on December 5. There will be four tracks, and the winner of each will qualify for the World Cup. The Nations League teams will be the top four group winners based on the overall standings. World Cup qualifiers who manage to reach the qualifiers through the qualifiers will of course be eliminated. Four keys will be drawn and the top seeds (determined by FIFA rankings) will be local. The semi-final matches are scheduled to be held on March 26, 2026, and the final on the 31st of the same month. At the moment, the teams that will play in this case are: Slovakia, Ukraine, Ireland, Poland, Italy, Albania and the Czech Republic. In addition, Sweden, Northern Ireland and Romania, who are already out of everything, will also be on their way to the UEFA Nations League. The six that will be known on Tuesday are still to be determined.
There are five regions to be determined on Tuesday in Europe. In Switzerland B, with 13 points and +12 goal difference, they host Kosovo, which has 10 and +1. The Swiss only need one unit, but they can lose by up to five goals and still be in the next World Cup. For their part, the Kosovo national team is guaranteed to compete in the qualifiers. In Group C, Denmark will host Scotland in what will be a great match. The Danes have 11 points. If he gets a point or wins, he will qualify for the World Championship, but the Scots, who have 10 points, will qualify with a victory. Spain has a perfect points total (15) in Group E and a good goal difference (+19). Receive Türkiye, which has 12 units and +5 teams. The Spaniards can lose by up to six goals, so they have one foot in Canada, the United States and Mexico. Area H provides a similar context. Austria has 18 and hosts Bosnia and Herzegovina. A draw and a win for the locals will be enough to get a ticket to the World Cup. The Bosnians must win yes or no or else they will compete in the qualifiers. Finally, in Zone J, Belgium has everything it needs. The team that leads with 15 points will play at home against the bottom team, Liechtenstein. Meanwhile, North Macedonia, with 13, and Wales, with the same score, will compete for a place in the playoffs, which now goes to the Macedonians due to goal difference (+9 to +4).
All 10 matches will start simultaneously and can be watched on ESPN, ESPN 2 and Disney+; In this case you must be a customer. For its part, LA NACION’s live coverage will include narration and photos of key activities.
- 16.45 Spain vs. Türkiye. espn
- 16.45 Scotland vs Denmark. ESPN2
- 16.45 Austria vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina. Disney+
- 16.45 Belarus vs Greece. Disney+
- 16.45 Belgium vs. Liechtenstein. Disney+
- 16.45 Bulgaria vs. Georgia. Disney+
- 16.45 Kosovo vs. Switzerland. Disney+
- 16.45 Romania vs. San Marino. Disney+
- 16.45 Sweden vs. Slovenia. Disney+
- 16.45 Wales vs. North Macedonia. Disney+
We begin by monitoring the last 10 matches in the European qualifiers for the next World Cup. Several head-to-head matches will decide the tickets to the Canada-US-Mexico 2026 finals. Spain could lose by 6 goals to Türkiye to qualify; Switzerland needs a draw with visiting Kosovo, and with Austria, the same thing against Bosnia and Herzegovina, but on home soil. Denmark will also be part of the World Cup if it achieves equality, but it will face Scotland face to face, because one point separates them. Finally, Belgium is comfortable and will host Liechtenstein, an easily accessible rival.
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