World Cup 2026 · 11 June to 19 July · USA, Canada, Mexico
The full archive of the first 48 team World Cup. Every one of the 104 matches with the final result, the odds that were live and the corner read on each game.
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup ran from 11 June to 19 July 2026 across the United States, Canada and Mexico. It was the first 48 team World Cup, with 104 matches. Spain beat Argentina 1-0 after extra time in the final. This page is the full archive: all 104 matches with the final result and the odds that were live at the time. The shortest priced favourite of the tournament was USA at 1.01, and the market expected the most goals in Portugal against Uzbekistan.
Results archive · final played 19 July 2026
The 2026 World Cup was the biggest in history. Forty eight teams, one hundred and four matches, three host nations and thirty nine days of football from 11 June to 19 July. Every match sits below with the final result and the odds that were live at the time, ready to filter and sort however you want to read it back.
Corners are what we do. The odds on every game below are the prices that were live at the time across the sportsbooks we track: match result, over 2.5 goals, both teams to score and, where a book opened it, the corner line. It is a full record of how the market read each match.
Read straight from the market as it stood. No opinions, just where the money leaned across the tournament.
Every one of the 104 World Cup matches, with the final result and the odds that were live at the time. Filter by country, or sort to surface the biggest favourites and the highest scoring games.
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The corner angle in plain English. Why some games run hot and others tighten up, and how we read the line on each match.
When one side is a clear favourite, the stronger team spends most of the match camped in the opponent half. That means waves of attacks, blocks, deflections and corners. The most reliable corner overs at a World Cup come from these mismatches, which is why the biggest favourites filter is a useful starting point.
Knockout matches reward caution. Both sides sit deeper, take fewer risks and wait for a goal to force the game open. Corner lines drop a touch and overs miss more often in the early stages of a knockout round. Look for the second half, where the game has to open up.
Sportsbooks usually open corner markets one or two days before each match, not weeks in advance. The hub checks the live market every hour, so the corner line appears on a game the moment it is priced. Until then, the goals, both teams to score and match result markets are already live on every card.
Each match page builds a corner read from rolling team corner form, the opponent corner record and the model fair price. The full method, including how the chance is worked out, lives on the methodology page.
The numbers that anchor every corner bet, across the full 48 team World Cup field. Start here, then judge each match against the average.
Read it like this: books set most corner totals close to the tournament average of 9.3. A game with two sides above the average leans over, two cagey sides below it lean under.
Six ways to bet corners at the World Cup. Match the market to your read on the game.
Over or under a line for both teams combined, usually 8.5 to 9.5. The main market, and the best fit when you have a clear read on the tempo of the whole game.
Over or under for one side only. The sharpest angle when one team should dominate, since a favourite camped in the other half wins the count on its own.
A separate, lower line for the opening 45 minutes. Useful when a side starts fast, since an early goal can slow the tempo after the break.
Which team reaches a set number first, often three or five. A short game within the game, good for a side that starts on the front foot.
One side gives or gets a head start on the count. Often better value than a plain team total when a heavy favourite has shortened the main line.
The same market at a higher or lower number for a bigger or safer price. Shopping these across books is where a lot of the real edge hides.
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Every read starts from corner form, not a goals model with corners bolted on. Rolling team corner counts, the opponent corner record and a fair price for the line, on all 104 matches.
Each pick shows the projected corner total, the chance and the fair odds behind it. No blind tips. The full method is public on the methodology page, and the data here is real, never invented.
Prices combined across the sportsbooks we track and the best one won, so a corner over here was the strongest number on the board, not a single book view.
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