Guess the Group
← All gamesThe daily World Cup 2026 group quiz. Five nations, four group choices each — how many can you place? A fresh puzzle drops every day at midnight UTC, the same for everyone, so build a streak and share your score.
A daily World Cup memory game
The 2026 World Cup is the first with 48 teams, drawn into 12 groups of four (A through L). That's a lot of nations to keep straight — which is exactly what makes this fun. Each day Guess the Group hands you five teams and asks the deceptively simple question: which group are they in?
It's a quick, free way to learn the draw before kick-off and to keep your World Cup knowledge sharp during the tournament. Want the real thing? See the live group standings, scan the full match schedule in your own timezone, or find where to watch in your country. Then come back tomorrow for a new puzzle and keep your streak alive.
Guess the Group — FAQ
How do you play Guess the Group?
Each day you get five nations from the 2026 World Cup. For each one, pick the group it was drawn into from four options. Answer all five, then share your emoji score. The puzzle is the same for everyone on the same day.
Is Guess the Group free?
Yes — completely free, no account, no app download. It runs in your browser and your streak is saved on your device.
Does the puzzle change every day?
Yes. A new set of five nations is generated at midnight UTC, and playing on consecutive days builds your streak. Miss a day and the streak resets.
How many groups are in the World Cup 2026?
The 2026 World Cup has 12 groups (A to L) of four teams each — 48 nations in total, up from 32 in 2022. The top two of each group, plus the eight best third-placed teams, reach the round of 32.