who win will world cup USA/Mexico/Canada 2026?

[Totally]

I'm going for USA

[Quanta]

Not likely

[Totally]

South American Side or France

[VB]

England have a chance under Tuchel if he can fit Foden/Bellingham in properly

[codeberg]

Not a chance

[QuantumKnight]

Agree, and the implications are bigger than most people realise. I will keep following it

[codeberg]

Agree with that, same experience here. Worth ruling out the simple stuff before going further.

That is how I would approach it anyway

[VB]

Same thing happened to me. Good shout

[QuantumKnight]

Been reading the same thing from a few different angles. Worth keeping an eye on

[Quanta]

England have a chance under Tuchel if he can fit Foden/Bellingham in properly

That works until it does not. Thermal paste and a proper clean out fixes more machines than people realise.

That is the sensible starting point

[VidiTechnica]

Cheers for that. I know exactly what you mean.

Good stuff.

[One-One-Five]

Couldn't agree more. Ha, yeah that is about right.

Thanks for that.

[Totally]

Not sure I am fully with you on that one. Cheers.

Form matters but the head to head record at this level matters just as much.

[veritas.io]

Agree with that, same experience here. Worth trying before anything more drastic.

Home advantage is still massive despite what people say

[QueueDay]

Worked for me too. I would only bother if the saving is real and not just headline nonsense.

Every bit helps at the moment.

Home advantage is still massive despite what people say

[Quanta]

Completely agree, and it is frustrating that this is not more widely known. The thing that actually helped me was checking what changed just before the problem started.

Post back with what you find and we can go from there.

[Q]

Not sure I am fully with you on that one. Cheers. Form matters but the head to head record at this level matters just as much.

Same here really. Useful to read.

Useful to know

[Myles]

Been reading the same thing from a few different angles. Interesting to see where it goes.

Form matters but the head to head record at this level matters just as much

[ElPresidente]

That works in theory but the prep is more involved than it sounds. I have done similar and the prep mattered more than the expensive bits.

Worth doing it properly rather than rushing it

[CodyRhodes99]

Worked for me too. I would only bother if the saving is real and not just headline nonsense. Every bit helps at the moment. Home advantage i

Not gonna lie, I had not thought of it that way. Cheers for the explanation.

Form matters but the head to head record at this level matters just as much.

[Aaron]

Yep, agree with that. Story of my life that.

Good stuff.

[Paige_68]

Yes, and there is more to it too. I find the most honest reactions come out a while after the initial response settles.

There is a lot more to say about this

[Inland Aidan]

Worked for me too. I would only bother if the saving is real and not just headline nonsense. Every bit helps at the moment. Home adva

Agree completely, preparation is everything. The cheap fix usually costs more in the end when it fails.

Turned out alright when I did it

[Coder53]

I get the USA shout, but honestly France or Brazil would still walk into 2026 as favourites even without thinking twice

[RayOfLight]

USA have improved loads technically but I still feel like they lack that cold-blooded finisher you need in big knockout games

[Ann]

I don't think people realise how much VAR and tactics have changed things, smaller nations can actually compete now

[SilverRider]

Dark horse pick for me is Portugal if their new generation clicks at the right time

 

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[Daemon55]

At some point Germany will just quietly turn up and remind everyone they exist again like they always do

[Jedi Stuart]

People sleeping on Argentina still, Messi or not they've built a proper winning mentality now

[QuietNomad]

Mexico in a World Cup at home is going to be absolute madness, the atmosphere alone could swing tight matches

[IronWolf]

Hot take but England probably still bottle it harder than all three hosts combined if we're being honest

[IdlePhoenix]

I'm rooting for USA just for the story, but realistically it's still one of the European or South American giants

[Dank15]

I'd actually say Spain could be a sleeper pick, their young squad is looking serious right now

[Craig90]

If Canada make a deep run I think it changes football forever in North America, massive moment for the sport there

[Totally]

USA vs Mexico knockout match would be absolute chaos, stadium would be louder than anything we've seen

[ThreadNecro11]

USA at home is always going to have hype behind them, but I still think they struggle when it gets to knockout pressure, experience matters too much in World Cups

[Weary Renegade]

Canada might surprise a few people but depth is still an issue, one or two injuries and it gets tough

[Demi-Q]

Mexico playing at home (well, co-hosting) could be dangerous, their fans always turn games into chaos in the best way

[Cass]

Canada is the dark horse everyone keeps underestimating, especially with Davies if he's fit and firing they can hurt teams on the break

[ParallelSelf34]

I think home advantage helps all three hosts but it also adds pressure, especially when expectations go through the roof

[Brett42]

Brazil always feel like they're one tournament away from clicking properly, 2026 could be it again

[Wizard]

France squad depth is ridiculous, they could probably field two separate teams and both reach quarter finals

[Pirlo]

USA have a real chance, especially with the home advantage and the amount of investment going into the sport there. Playing a World Cup in familiar conditions with big crowds behind them could make a huge difference.

That said, winning the tournament is a different challenge. The usual heavyweights will still arrive with deeper tournament experience, and a few good group games do not automatically turn a team into champions. It should be a fun one to watch though