2026 World Cup group stage influences football styles

The 2026 World Cup saw a development in playing style, with the number of conceded errors decreasing to an average of 22.3 errors per match, and dribbling attempts dropping to around 32.5 per game. At the same time, the number of passes increased to 5.8 passes before ending the attack. The current edition also recorded the highest scoring rate since the 1950s, with approximately 2.99 goals per match. Shot accuracy improved to 34% of total shots on target, and players moved closer to the goal, with an average distance of 16.8 meters.

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