World Cup 2030 to Make History as First Tournament Across Six Countries

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The 2030 FIFA World Cup will become the most geographically expansive tournament in the competition's history. Marking the centenary of the inaugural World Cup, it will be staged across six countries on three continents, with all host nations qualifying automatically for the finals.

World Cup 2030 to Make History as First Tournament Across Six Countries
The main hosts will be Morocco, Portugal, and Spain, while Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay will stage the opening matches to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the first World Cup. The tournament is scheduled to run from 8 June to 21 July 2030, making it the longest World Cup to date.

All six host nations will automatically qualify for the final tournament.

However, reports that the competition will feature 64 teams have not yet been officially confirmed by FIFA. Football authorities are considering a one-off expansion to mark the tournament's centenary, but no final decision has been announced.

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