Four new teams debut in World Cup
The 2026 FIFA World Cup held in North America saw for the first time four teams qualifying for the tournament: Jordan, Uzbekistan, Curaçao, and Cape Verde, all for the first time in their history. Jordan’s qualification came after achieving impressive results in the Asian qualifiers, while Uzbekistan broke its curse of reaching the World Cup by finishing second in its group. A major surprise unfolded with Curaçao’s qualification, the smallest country in terms of population in history, led by coach Dicks Advoocat. Meanwhile, Cape Verde qualified for the first time after topping its African group. These teams have opened a new chapter in their football history by joining the World Cup.
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