Does the World Cup ball influence scoring

The 2026 World Cup has shown a significant increase in scoring rates, with 121 goals scored in the first 40 matches, averaging about 3 goals per game. This exceeds previous rates and is expected to surpass the previous record set in the Qatar World Cup. Part of the reason for this is the design of the new ball, which allows for high speeds and easier shooting. Additionally, the increased water break times have contributed to longer matches and more opportunities for goals. Players from the English Premier League are leading the scoring chart, with 28 goals, amidst strong participation from players of major clubs such as Real Madrid, Liverpool, and Manchester City.

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