The World Cup Scorecard puts every FIFA World Cup 2026 match at your fingertips — all 104 fixtures from the opening group-stage games through to the Final in New Jersey. Scores, goalscorers, and kickoff times are loaded fresh on each visit and are presented in your local timezone so you never have to do the mental timezone arithmetic yourself.
What You Can See
Every match card shows the two competing nations side by side with their flags. Below each team code you’ll find the full country name in a smaller font so there’s no need to memorise the three-letter abbreviations. The card’s meta row tells you the group or round, the venue and city, and the current match status. A second line underneath shows the exact kickoff date and time in the venue’s local timezone — handy if you’re watching from the host country.
For matches that have been played, the score sits prominently between the two team panels. Goalscorers are listed beneath each team, with the minute of the goal where available.
Knockout Stage Placeholders
Before the knockout draw is confirmed, slots are shown with descriptive labels instead of team names — for example “Winner Group C”, “Runners-up A”, “Best 3rd from groups B/C/D/F”, or “Winner of match 73”. A dashed grey square appears in place of the flag. Once real teams are known, the scorecard updates automatically on the next data refresh.
Timezone Handling
All kickoff times are stored in UTC. When the page loads, they are converted to your device’s current timezone — including daylight-saving adjustments — so a match kicking off at 18:00 UTC appears as 19:00 BST in the UK or 14:00 EDT on the US East Coast. The venue-zone time shown on each card is the official local kickoff time at the stadium city, useful for planning travel or local broadcasts.
Filtering
Use the group or date selectors at the top of the scorecard to narrow the list. You can jump straight to your team’s fixtures, browse a specific matchday, or view all games in one scrollable list.
Data Updates
Fixture and score data is served from a CDN feed and fetched each time the page loads. No manual refresh is needed — simply revisit the page for the latest results. The scorecard shows a loading indicator while the feed is retrieved and a friendly retry button if the network request fails.
Venues
All 16 host venues across three countries are represented, from SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles and MetLife Stadium in New Jersey to Estadio Azteca in Mexico City and BC Place in Vancouver. Each venue’s local time is shown on its match cards so you always know what time the locals are watching.